contractually

contractually obligated to pay

Professor, we are contractually within our rights.

You're contractually bound to the show for another two years.

I mean, every show, every sitcom does contractually.

Well, maybe we can shake something else loose contractually.

Well, you know, it's one of those things where you can't talk about projects that you're working on. Contractually. Contractually?

Jobs came to the conclusion that the fundamental issue—Whose movie was it? —would have to be settled contractually rather than by a war of words.

A public back-and-forth between Swift and her old label, Big Machine Records, left it unclear as to what songs she can contractually perform and, given the situation, if she even wants to.

This was before my record deal with Universal, last year, that would contractually guarantee that the artists on their roster be paid upon any sale of their Spotify shares unrecoupable.