Add to ORKGThe check was not a sufficient memorandum to satisfy the Statute of Frauds provision of the Uniform Commercial Code-Requirements writing must contain in order to fulfill such provision. Arcuri v. Weiss, 198 Pa. Super. 506, 184 A.2d 24 (1962)
Brandwein v. Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company, 3 N.Y.2d 491, 168 N.Y.S.2d 964 (1957)
The vendor sued on a written contract of sale. The defense was that subsequent to the formation of t...
This comment explores, respectively, the history and purpose of the statute of frauds, the requireme...
Plaintiff and defendant exchanged several letters concerning six contiguous lots which defendant own...
Action on a contract whereby P agreed to sell and D to buy 4200 day-old poults. Such a contract is u...
Plaintiff buyer sought specific performance of an alleged contract for the sale of real estate. The ...
In this article, the author attempts to clarify the law on the issue of whether a signed offer is a ...
Plaintiff engaged a Michigan corporation to negotiate the purchase for him of certain shares of stoc...
This Article attempts to dispel some of the confusion concerning oral modification of written sales ...
A Return To The Writ - A warrant of attorney in a written agreement must bear a direct physical rela...
The “sufficient writing” requirements of the Statute of Frauds were formulated with bargain-based co...
Contracts—Realty Sales—Agency Agreement as Constituting an Offer and Providing Memorandum Under Stat...
The defendants owned stock in a corporation and controlled its affairs. The corporation purchased pa...
In Morris v. Baron and Co., (House of Lords, 1917), 87 L. J. R. (K. B.) 145, plaintiff and defendant...
In Section 2-306, the Uniform Commercial Code\u27s drafters intended to assure that two classes of a...
Brandwein v. Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company, 3 N.Y.2d 491, 168 N.Y.S.2d 964 (1957)
The vendor sued on a written contract of sale. The defense was that subsequent to the formation of t...
This comment explores, respectively, the history and purpose of the statute of frauds, the requireme...
Plaintiff and defendant exchanged several letters concerning six contiguous lots which defendant own...
Action on a contract whereby P agreed to sell and D to buy 4200 day-old poults. Such a contract is u...
Plaintiff buyer sought specific performance of an alleged contract for the sale of real estate. The ...
In this article, the author attempts to clarify the law on the issue of whether a signed offer is a ...
Plaintiff engaged a Michigan corporation to negotiate the purchase for him of certain shares of stoc...
This Article attempts to dispel some of the confusion concerning oral modification of written sales ...
A Return To The Writ - A warrant of attorney in a written agreement must bear a direct physical rela...
The “sufficient writing” requirements of the Statute of Frauds were formulated with bargain-based co...
Contracts—Realty Sales—Agency Agreement as Constituting an Offer and Providing Memorandum Under Stat...
The defendants owned stock in a corporation and controlled its affairs. The corporation purchased pa...
In Morris v. Baron and Co., (House of Lords, 1917), 87 L. J. R. (K. B.) 145, plaintiff and defendant...
In Section 2-306, the Uniform Commercial Code\u27s drafters intended to assure that two classes of a...
Brandwein v. Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company, 3 N.Y.2d 491, 168 N.Y.S.2d 964 (1957)
The vendor sued on a written contract of sale. The defense was that subsequent to the formation of t...
This comment explores, respectively, the history and purpose of the statute of frauds, the requireme...