The definition of a precontract is a contract already in place that makes the creation of a new contract illegal.noun
An example of a precontract is a marriage.
To precontract is to establish a contract for work to be completed before an event happens.verb
An example of precontract is to arrange for tables and chairs to be set up before volunteers arrive to pack boxes.
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noun
a previous contract, esp. one which bars the making of another, as, formerly, a betrothal
transitive verb
to bind by a previous contract
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noun
An existing contract that obviates the making of another contract of the same kind: a precontract of marriage.
Related Forms:
- preˌcon·tractˈ verb