Lepinguõiguses
Lepinguõigus, often translated as contract law, is a fundamental branch of civil law that governs agreements between parties. It establishes the rules and principles for creating, enforcing, and terminating legally binding contracts. At its core, contract law ensures that promises made between individuals or entities are upheld and that remedies are available when such promises are broken.
The formation of a contract typically requires several key elements: an offer, an acceptance, consideration, and
Contract law also addresses issues such as the capacity of parties to contract, the legality of the
When a contract is breached, the non-breaching party may have several remedies available, including damages (monetary