Add to ORKGContracts: Is a Promise to Perform That Which Is Due a Third Party Sufficient Consideration to Support a Promise
The obligation to keep promises is a commonly acknowledged moral duty. Yet not all promises – howeve...
Covers cases on: offer and acceptance—waiver of condition; integrated contracts; third-party benefic...
Under the traditional consideration doctrine, a promise is only legally enforceable if it is made in...
Contracts: Is a Promise to Perform That Which Is Due a Third Party Sufficient Consideration to Suppo...
If the modern theory of consideration is that it is compensation in the form of either a promise, or...
The dictum that if there be nothing in a rule flatly contradictory to reason the law will presume it...
The American Law Institute has tentatively adopted the two following general rules: A gift promise ...
Plaintiff contracted to excavate a cellar for a stated price. He encountered solid rock and complete...
Contract has been conceptualized as a species of promise. Treating contractual promise as a kind of...
Continues with conditions; and breach of promise as an excuse for failure to perform a return promis...
Two parties are negotiating the terms of a contract, involving perhaps a sale, a promissory note, a ...
At a time when the true reasonableness of the common law and its responsiveness to the actualities o...
In this article I will discuss a conflict between two persons who – at first – had nothing to do wit...
Covers Chapter 3, Formation of Informal Contracts from Section 75, Definition of Consideration to Se...
Stanfield recovered judgment against W. C. McBride, Inc. for personal injuries suffered in an automo...
The obligation to keep promises is a commonly acknowledged moral duty. Yet not all promises – howeve...
Covers cases on: offer and acceptance—waiver of condition; integrated contracts; third-party benefic...
Under the traditional consideration doctrine, a promise is only legally enforceable if it is made in...
Contracts: Is a Promise to Perform That Which Is Due a Third Party Sufficient Consideration to Suppo...
If the modern theory of consideration is that it is compensation in the form of either a promise, or...
The dictum that if there be nothing in a rule flatly contradictory to reason the law will presume it...
The American Law Institute has tentatively adopted the two following general rules: A gift promise ...
Plaintiff contracted to excavate a cellar for a stated price. He encountered solid rock and complete...
Contract has been conceptualized as a species of promise. Treating contractual promise as a kind of...
Continues with conditions; and breach of promise as an excuse for failure to perform a return promis...
Two parties are negotiating the terms of a contract, involving perhaps a sale, a promissory note, a ...
At a time when the true reasonableness of the common law and its responsiveness to the actualities o...
In this article I will discuss a conflict between two persons who – at first – had nothing to do wit...
Covers Chapter 3, Formation of Informal Contracts from Section 75, Definition of Consideration to Se...
Stanfield recovered judgment against W. C. McBride, Inc. for personal injuries suffered in an automo...
The obligation to keep promises is a commonly acknowledged moral duty. Yet not all promises – howeve...
Covers cases on: offer and acceptance—waiver of condition; integrated contracts; third-party benefic...
Under the traditional consideration doctrine, a promise is only legally enforceable if it is made in...