Add to ORKGBy the great weight of authority in the United States the same facts that operate to create contractual relations between the offeror and the acceptor may also operate to create rights in a third person. It may be useful, therefore, to examine in detail the nature and limits of this doctrine and to classify and discuss the cases in distinct groups
In the light of reform proposals from the Law Commission of England and Wales, Stephen A. Smith (St ...
The aim of the paper is to tease out the common characteristics of the "Contract in favour of a thir...
The relativity of contract has been one of the most important basic principles in the contract law. ...
By the great weight of authority in the United States the same facts that operate to create contract...
The law of contracts for the benefit of third persons has gone through the same development in the f...
If the modern theory of consideration is that it is compensation in the form of either a promise, or...
Can a person for whose benefit a contract is made, but who is not himself the promisee and who did n...
Courts have widely adopted a heightened standard for recognizing third-party beneficiaries of govern...
For centuries courts have faced theoretical, doctrinal, and practical difficulties in determining wh...
In the recent case of Preston v. Preston the supreme court of Michigan had occasion to consider the ...
The American Law Institute has tentatively adopted the two following general rules: A gift promise ...
The contract is the subject of civil law that creates the basic entity of the national and interna...
© 2017 George Washington University. All rights reserved. In order to contribute to the debate on th...
The idea that a contract should affect other people than the parties has seemingly always been a pro...
Scholars of contract law typically examine contracts as bargains between two parties. This approach ...
In the light of reform proposals from the Law Commission of England and Wales, Stephen A. Smith (St ...
The aim of the paper is to tease out the common characteristics of the "Contract in favour of a thir...
The relativity of contract has been one of the most important basic principles in the contract law. ...
By the great weight of authority in the United States the same facts that operate to create contract...
The law of contracts for the benefit of third persons has gone through the same development in the f...
If the modern theory of consideration is that it is compensation in the form of either a promise, or...
Can a person for whose benefit a contract is made, but who is not himself the promisee and who did n...
Courts have widely adopted a heightened standard for recognizing third-party beneficiaries of govern...
For centuries courts have faced theoretical, doctrinal, and practical difficulties in determining wh...
In the recent case of Preston v. Preston the supreme court of Michigan had occasion to consider the ...
The American Law Institute has tentatively adopted the two following general rules: A gift promise ...
The contract is the subject of civil law that creates the basic entity of the national and interna...
© 2017 George Washington University. All rights reserved. In order to contribute to the debate on th...
The idea that a contract should affect other people than the parties has seemingly always been a pro...
Scholars of contract law typically examine contracts as bargains between two parties. This approach ...
In the light of reform proposals from the Law Commission of England and Wales, Stephen A. Smith (St ...
The aim of the paper is to tease out the common characteristics of the "Contract in favour of a thir...
The relativity of contract has been one of the most important basic principles in the contract law. ...