Republic of the Philippines

CEBU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

DUMANJUG EXTENSION CAMPUS
Brgy, Bitoon Dumanjug, Cebu
Tel. No. (032) 514-0063 Telefax: (032) 477-8068
Students’ Name : JOHN ELTON V. ORTIZ
Instructor’s Name : Mrs. Cathlene Grace G. Trinidad, MBA-HRM
Subject : THC 122- Legal Aspects in Tourism & Hospitality
Date : February 20, 2023
Schedule : Monday 1:00PM-2:30PM
Individual Activity No. 1
“Hospitality Contracts”
Instruction: Find a sample of a hospitality contract online. Copy/paste the picture file in this paper and be able to
identify the legalese you learned in the previous discussion. Write your learning & insights below.

Paste Your Picture of the Sample Hospitality Contract Here

Learning/Insights:
Learning contracts allow learners to decide what they wish to strive for, which activities they will engage in, and how they
will demonstrate that they have satisfactorily completed their studies. Contracts outline the rights and responsibilities of
each party, as well as the costs, benefits, and details of how the contract may be terminated. They’re basically a promise
that you’re going to take a certain action, such as completing work by a stated date or paying the other party for services
rendered. A contract is an agreement or promise made between two or more parties that the courts will enforce.
Generally, a valid contract only can be considered as the moment that the offer is accepted. It can be established by
two types, either is verbal contract or written contract. Some specific elements that must be included in all contracts,
whether verbal or written contract, to make them legally enforceable in a court of law. The elements that include in
the contract are legality, offer, consideration, acceptance, and capacity. Only then the contract will become
enforceable and legally valid. Based on this assignment we know that, it is not for all agreements or promises
made between two or more parties are legally valid. Not only that, we also know about the basic common sense for
the contract. For example, the people who are below the age of eighteen and insane persons or person with
unsound minds have no capacity to enter into contracts.
Cathlene Grace G. Trinidad, MBA-HRM
Cebu Technological University