Contract enforcement.
Contract enforcement.
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合同执行。
DOI:
10.1163/ej.9789004201484.i-447.40
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发表时间:
2004
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L. Shepard
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作者:
L. Shepard
The ability to enforce contracts and resolve disputes is fundamental for markets to function properly. Good contract enforcement practices enhance the predictability of commercial relationships and reduce uncertainty by assuring firms and individuals that their contractual rights will be upheld efficiently by local courts. In some countries, even though there are comprehensive laws in place to govern the settlement of contractual disputes, courts are highly inefficient, costly to use, or plagued with corruption. Therefore, besides the existence of contract law, equally important are the legal institutions that support its effective implementation. These legal institutions comprise the organization of courts, an independent and competent judiciary, the legal profession, the enforcement services, and the process of law making itself.