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If I'm being responsible at offering you help with grammar, I must correct this sentence first:

grammatically (adverb)

The party performs incompletely or refuses to perform the obligations on the due date.

However, it's not totally clear from the context whether or not performs is appropriate as I don't totally understand the intent with the phrase form the obligations. It would seem to me that you're trying to create a parallel construct...with the first condition and the second being connected.

Hi,
thanks a lot for your correction.The website used the word 'form'. I guess it means begin.

Then the website would seem to be in error. My preference or suggestion would be to keep the parallel construct and use the word performs or switch to initiates.

Lastly, from the context you provide form doesn't exactly mean begin ... it means to formulate, put together, give shape to, put in order or proceed.

Furthermore, more appropriately, you don't form obligations. You may, however, perform them...initiate...or complete them.

Thanks Ragman.

You're quite welcome.