Obligerequire

Obligerequire is a term that combines "obligate" and "require," indicating a situation where something is both obligatory and necessary. It is often used in legal, contractual, or regulatory contexts to describe a requirement that is not only expected but also enforced. For example, in a contract, an obligerequire clause might specify that one party must perform a certain action by a given deadline, with failure to do so resulting in penalties or other consequences.

The term can also be applied to social or ethical obligations. For instance, a community might obligerequire its members to participate in local clean-up efforts to maintain the environment. In this context, the obligation is not just a request but a duty that is expected and enforced by the community's norms and possibly by law.

Obligerequire is distinct from mere necessity or obligation alone. While necessity implies that something is required to achieve a goal, and obligation implies that something is expected or enforced, obligerequire combines these elements, emphasizing that the requirement is both necessary and enforced. This distinction can be crucial in understanding the scope and implications of a particular requirement.