enforceability of contracts

Enforceability of a contract means that if one party doesn’t fulfill their promises, the other party can seek legal assistance to ensure the agreement is honored or to receive compensation. A contract is enforceable when it contains clear terms, is made between competent parties, involves legal consideration, and is lawful. If these requirements are met, courts can uphold the contract and enforce its provisions, helping both parties rely on their commitments and resolve disputes fairly.