The talks or the pre-contractual stage are a stage which precedes the Négociation by a Contrat.
For the good concluding of contract, two parts can enter in talks in two different ways: either in an abstract way (abstract talks), or in a formal way (formalized talks).
The difference between these two methods depends on the contract and the contracting parts. The led talks in a good way can allow a better interpretation of the contract by the parts (or by the Juge).
It is a legal disqualification of the Pollicitation. With the difference in the latter, an invitation to enter in talks should not be firm and precise: it must on the contrary be sufficiently fuzzy and open to leave to the traders an important margin of negotiation.
The entry in talks is based on the principle of liberty contractual.
In the abstract talks one finds this freedom of the negotiators very accentuated: no engagements, right to carry out parallel negotiations (also in a discrete way), right to break the talks. But also the obligation in good faith (the good intention of the parts) must be present in the abstract talks.
Even in this case of abstract talks one can arrive at compensations for a part towards another: it is the faulty rupture of the talks. This rupture is based on the proof of the bad faith of one of the parts. In this case, this part will be obliged to pay a compensation (damages).
The difference with the preceding case in abstract talks it is that in the formalized talks one finds truths contracts which will engage one or all the parts. It is that one calls the preliminary contracts.
Examples:
Letter of intent or draft-agreement which do not engage any part.
The method of the talks is determined by the parts which think of carrying out a contract in the future.
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