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Different meaning between "Execution" and "Performance"

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Latest post Sat, Jun 30 2007 7:11 AM by Nguyennhuem. 2 replies.
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Nguyennhuem  +  385685 Fri, 29 Jun 07 11:47 AM

Please help me explain the meaning of two words "execution" and "performance"

Some writing uses the both in one sentence. Ex:

Party A's execution and performance of this Agreement is within the

         scope of its business operations.

Thank you!
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Feebs11  +  385932 Fri, 29 Jun 07 09:07 PM
To "execute" a contract/agreement  = make it valid by signing or sealing

"Performance" = carry out the process agreed within the contract [ie, publish a book; paint a house]
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Nguyennhuem, 2 yr 145 days ago

Thanks Febs11!

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