Using the 3 legal terms below explain why they are important. Also provide how the terms are used within the context of higher education.

Foreign law:Law of a nation other than the United States. The laws of another country are not binding on U.S. courts.

Governmental immunity:A set of doctrines that in various ways protect government bodies from certain types of lawsuits and legal claims, for example, tort claims. Sometimes also called sovereign immunity. A government usually may, and sometimes does, waive, or relinquish, part of its immunity from suit (called a waiver of immunity).

Contract: An agreement between two or more parties that creates mutual obligations to take or not take a particular action or actions. The obligations are usually enforceable in court.