Liability Distribution in Contract Law

Liability distribution in contract law refers to how responsibilities and obligations are shared among parties involved in a contract. When a contract is formed, each party agrees to certain terms and conditions. If one party fails to meet their obligations—known as a breach—they may be held liable for damages. Liability distribution outlines who is responsible for what, and may include shared risks, divided costs, or defined roles. This concept helps to clarify expectations and protect the interests of all parties, ensuring that responsibilities are clear and potential conflicts are minimized.