26/03/2026
The of contract, in its classical conception, is built upon the twin pillars of freedom and sanctity. The principle of pacta sunt servanda (agreements must be kept) suggests that once two competent parties have freely negotiated terms, the resulting is sacrosanct. This paradigm, rooted in the laissez-faire economics of the 19th century, assumes a level playing field where parties possess equal bargaining power and act rationally in their self-interest.
Explore imbalance in sales contracts and the limits of contractual freedom under Jordanian Civil Law, with key legal insights explained.
