contractually
The company is contractually obligated to deliver the software by the end of the month.
Adverb: - In a way that is required, specified, or governed by a contract: The word "contractually" describes an action, obligation, or condition that is established and enforced by the terms of a formal agreement.
"Contractually" is used to modify verbs, adjectives, or entire clauses to indicate that something is mandated or defined by a binding contract. It is a formal term common in legal, business, and professional contexts. - It typically precedes the adjective or past participle it modifies (e.g., contractually obligated, contractually bound). - It can also modify a verb to describe how an action is performed (e.g., to agree contractually).
- The supplier is contractually obligated to deliver the goods by Friday.
- Her role and responsibilities are contractually defined in her employment agreement.
- The two companies are contractually bound to this partnership for five years.
- The actor was contractually prohibited from cutting his hair during the film shoot.
- "Contractually speaking": Used to introduce a statement from the perspective of the contract's terms.
- Contractually speaking, the deadline is tomorrow, but we might be able to negotiate an extension.
- Used to form adverbial phrases emphasizing the source of an obligation:
- The confidentiality of the data is protected both ethically and contractually.
- Contractual (adjective): Of, related to, or constituting a contract.
- We have a contractual agreement.
- Contract (noun/verb): The formal agreement itself, or the act of making one.
- Contractor (noun): A person or company that undertakes a contract to provide materials or labor.
- Legally (when referring to obligations under a contract)
- By contract
- As per the agreement
- Voluntarily
- Informally
- Extracontractually (outside the scope of a contract)
- Contractually responsible/liable: Having responsibility as stipulated in a contract.
- The tenant is contractually liable for any damages.
- Contractually guaranteed: Assured by the terms of a contract.
- A contractually guaranteed minimum income was part of the deal.
The company is contractually obligated to deliver the software by the end of the month.
- by virtue of a contract
- they were contractually responsible