Legal Enforceability

Unenforceable: When Legal Claims Cannot Be Enforced
An unenforceable contract or term refers to an obligation that, while valid in principle, cannot be legally compelled or enforced in a court of law.
Oral Contract: An Overview
An oral contract is a type of agreement made through spoken communication and not formalized in writing. Legal enforceability of oral contracts varies by context, with some exceptions such as real estate contracts, which must be in writing.

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