This paper develops a game-theoretic model of a contract between a creditor and a debtor where equilibrium depends on the damage rule chosen for breach-of-contract situations, the use of impossibility-of-performance excuses and the level of legal con-tract enforceability. We find that, under perfect legal enforceability, the different alter-native damage rules (based on expectation or reliance damages, with or without per-formance excuses) are able to induce an efficient performance by the contracting par-ties. But we also find that, if legal enforceability is imperfect, then a rule based on ex-pectation damages with an excuse for impossibility of performance is able to work more efficiently than the other alternative damage rules. Resumen ...
Al igual que en el sistema de tradición romanista, la disciplina del ‘riesgo por eventos sobrevenido...
Al igual que en el sistema de tradición romanista, la disciplina del ‘riesgo por eventos sobrevenido...
Al igual que en el sistema de tradición romanista, la disciplina del ‘riesgo por eventos sobrevenido...
Frustration of purpose is a defense to the enforcement of a contractual obligation. Legal systems ge...
Frustration of purpose is a defense to the enforcement of a contractual obligation. Legal systems ge...
Sumario: i. Premisa. Formación de la doctrina de la frustration of contract. ii. Implied term theory...
In this article we study the related doctrines of frustration of purpose and practical and economic ...
In this article we study the related doctrines of frustration of purpose and practical and economic ...
The majority of American jurisdictions do not allow punitive damages for breach of contract unless t...
The impossibility doctrine – under which a contracting party has no duty to perform the agreement if...
This thesis analyzes the theory of efficient breach in three different legal systems, including Engl...
The present work aims to determine if, while facing breach of contract, the creditor can opt indiscr...
This thesis analyzes the theory of efficient breach in three different legal systems, including Engl...
This thesis analyzes the theory of efficient breach in three different legal systems, including Engl...
We argue that the proposed introduction of the doctrine of economic impossibility in Article 137 of ...
Al igual que en el sistema de tradición romanista, la disciplina del ‘riesgo por eventos sobrevenido...
Al igual que en el sistema de tradición romanista, la disciplina del ‘riesgo por eventos sobrevenido...
Al igual que en el sistema de tradición romanista, la disciplina del ‘riesgo por eventos sobrevenido...
Frustration of purpose is a defense to the enforcement of a contractual obligation. Legal systems ge...
Frustration of purpose is a defense to the enforcement of a contractual obligation. Legal systems ge...
Sumario: i. Premisa. Formación de la doctrina de la frustration of contract. ii. Implied term theory...
In this article we study the related doctrines of frustration of purpose and practical and economic ...
In this article we study the related doctrines of frustration of purpose and practical and economic ...
The majority of American jurisdictions do not allow punitive damages for breach of contract unless t...
The impossibility doctrine – under which a contracting party has no duty to perform the agreement if...
This thesis analyzes the theory of efficient breach in three different legal systems, including Engl...
The present work aims to determine if, while facing breach of contract, the creditor can opt indiscr...
This thesis analyzes the theory of efficient breach in three different legal systems, including Engl...
This thesis analyzes the theory of efficient breach in three different legal systems, including Engl...
We argue that the proposed introduction of the doctrine of economic impossibility in Article 137 of ...
Al igual que en el sistema de tradición romanista, la disciplina del ‘riesgo por eventos sobrevenido...
Al igual que en el sistema de tradición romanista, la disciplina del ‘riesgo por eventos sobrevenido...
Al igual que en el sistema de tradición romanista, la disciplina del ‘riesgo por eventos sobrevenido...