kontraktuale
Kontraktuale is an adjective used in some Scandinavian legal and academic contexts to denote something related to a contract. In English-language texts the closest equivalent is contractual. The term commonly appears in discussions of rights, duties, terms, and relationships that arise from agreements between parties.
Etymology and usage notes: kontraktuale derives from the Latin contractualis path to its modern Scandinavian forms,
Typical contexts: Kontraktuale is used in legal writing to refer to contractual obligations, rights, remedies, and
Relation to other terms: The concept sits alongside related notions such as contract, promise, obligation, and
See also: contract, contractual obligation, contractual theory, social contract. Notes on regional usage may be found