In French law. Contracts are of the following varieties: (1) Bilateral, or synallagiiiatiqne, where each party is bound to the other to do what is just and proper; or (2) unilateral, where the one side only is bound; or (3) committal if. where one does to the other something which is supposed to be an equivalent for what the other does to him; or (4) aleatoirc, where the consideration for the act of the one is a mere chance; or (5) cuntrat de bienfuisance, where the one party procures to the other a purely gratuitous benefit; or (0) contrat d titre oncreiw, where each party is bound under some duty to the other. Brown.

• PURVEYOR
• PURVIEW
• PURVIEW
• PUSH
• PUSH-DOWN ACCOUNTING
• PUSH MONEY
• PUSH ORDERING SYSTEM
• PUSH PROMOTIONAL STRATEGY
• PUSH-PULL STRATEGY
• PUSH SYSTEM
• PUT
• PUTABLE BOND
• PUTABLE CONVERTIBLE BOND
• PUTABLE SWAP
• PUTATIVE
• PUTATIVE
• PUTATIVE MARRIAGE
• PUT BOND
• PUTCALL PARITY
• PUT DOWN
• PUT IN
• PUT IN FEAR
• PUT ON ACALL
• PUT ON A PUT
• PUT ON THE BEST OF NASSETS