In accordance with sections 5.10 and 5.11 of this policy, it is common for written contracts to be required to engage with the intention to terminate the intent and clarify the other parties with whom the college has a relationship. Well-executed written contracts clarify and define the agreement between the parties and protect against unnecessary risks to the college`s resources and reputation. This directive contains guidelines for the development and use of written contracts, describes the situations for which they are necessary and identifies exceptions to these requirements. It is also argued that the obligation to comply with an employer`s guidelines and procedures is a legal instruction from an employer to a worker. In this case, a violation of company policy would give the employer the right to take disciplinary action (for example. B a written warning). This issue was discussed in Wittenberg,[3] where it was stated that such a policy was too ambitious to have a contractual status. In the Romero/Farstad Shipping case[1], the company`s harassment and discrimination policy was found to be part of the employment contract. The employee was employed as part of a letter of commitment that stated, “All Farstad Shipping guidelines must be complied with at all times.” The Bundesgerichtshof had to decide whether this clause citing binding contractual obligations for both parties. It was found that the language of the clause “clearly indicated that the company expected reciprocal commitments.” We are often asked whether employment policy should be included or mentioned in employment contracts. In the past, employment contracts contain clauses that deal with an employer`s expectations of behaviour and business procedures, but there has been an abandonment of this practice because employers prefer to have more control over the content of policies without making themselves contractually binding. Insurance contracts.

It is a contract to compensate for losses or damages incurred by an uncertain event. A walk. In the. 104. It is defined more fully than a contract by which one of the parties, known as an “insurer”, binds to the other, the insured, to pay him a sum of money or, in the event of an accidental event, usually or particularly provided for by the contract, to compensate him otherwise for a premium that the latter pays. or agrees to pay for it.