Definition of collateral contract in English:

collateral contract

noun

Law

A subsidiary contract which induces a person to enter into a main contract or which depends upon the main contract for its existence.
〔律〕附属合同（契约）；从合同（契约）
Example sentencesExamples
- It was considered that there was mischief in collateral contracts of that kind, which deprived creditors of the remedies which they would expect to have against persons whose names they saw registered on the list of shareholders.
- The collateral contract was not in itself a contract for the sale of an estate or interest in land and thus was not subject to s. 2 and could be concluded orally.
- For all the reasons which I have already discussed, the relationship created by the letters of credit is separate from and independent of the underlying contracts, including the collateral contract pursuant to which they were opened.
- Side letters can constitute a variation of the main agreement or a collateral contract with terms distinct from those in the main agreement.
- It is not incorporated by a mere reference to the terms and conditions of the contract to which the arbitration clause constitute a collateral contract.

Definition of collateral contract in US English:

collateral contract

noun

Law

A subsidiary contract which induces a person to enter into a main contract or which depends upon the main contract for its existence.
〔律〕附属合同（契约）；从合同（契约）
Example sentencesExamples
- The collateral contract was not in itself a contract for the sale of an estate or interest in land and thus was not subject to s. 2 and could be concluded orally.
- Side letters can constitute a variation of the main agreement or a collateral contract with terms distinct from those in the main agreement.
- It was considered that there was mischief in collateral contracts of that kind, which deprived creditors of the remedies which they would expect to have against persons whose names they saw registered on the list of shareholders.
- It is not incorporated by a mere reference to the terms and conditions of the contract to which the arbitration clause constitute a collateral contract.
- For all the reasons which I have already discussed, the relationship created by the letters of credit is separate from and independent of the underlying contracts, including the collateral contract pursuant to which they were opened.

词汇	collateral contract
释义	Definition of collateral contract in English: collateral contract noun Law A subsidiary contract which induces a person to enter into a main contract or which depends upon the main contract for its existence. 〔律〕附属合同（契约）；从合同（契约） Example sentencesExamples It was considered that there was mischief in collateral contracts of that kind, which deprived creditors of the remedies which they would expect to have against persons whose names they saw registered on the list of shareholders. The collateral contract was not in itself a contract for the sale of an estate or interest in land and thus was not subject to s. 2 and could be concluded orally. For all the reasons which I have already discussed, the relationship created by the letters of credit is separate from and independent of the underlying contracts, including the collateral contract pursuant to which they were opened. Side letters can constitute a variation of the main agreement or a collateral contract with terms distinct from those in the main agreement. It is not incorporated by a mere reference to the terms and conditions of the contract to which the arbitration clause constitute a collateral contract. Definition of collateral contract in US English: collateral contract noun Law A subsidiary contract which induces a person to enter into a main contract or which depends upon the main contract for its existence. 〔律〕附属合同（契约）；从合同（契约） Example sentencesExamples The collateral contract was not in itself a contract for the sale of an estate or interest in land and thus was not subject to s. 2 and could be concluded orally. Side letters can constitute a variation of the main agreement or a collateral contract with terms distinct from those in the main agreement. It was considered that there was mischief in collateral contracts of that kind, which deprived creditors of the remedies which they would expect to have against persons whose names they saw registered on the list of shareholders. It is not incorporated by a mere reference to the terms and conditions of the contract to which the arbitration clause constitute a collateral contract. For all the reasons which I have already discussed, the relationship created by the letters of credit is separate from and independent of the underlying contracts, including the collateral contract pursuant to which they were opened.
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