👉 Overcontract is a legal concept in contract law where one party, known as the "lesser party," agrees to perform a task or obligation that is greater than what was originally agreed upon. This means that the lesser party will be expected to fulfill their part of the agreement before the original party can do so. For example, if a company contracts with a supplier to deliver goods, and the supplier agrees to provide 100 units instead of 50, this is an overcontract.