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Edward Allan Farnsworth. Other events distinguished Pre - contractual events The most common reason is to shift to the obligee the risk of nonoc- currence of the event . This may be the reason , whether the event is largely within the ...
Edward Allan Farnsworth. Other events distinguished Pre - contractual events The most common reason is to shift to the obligee the risk of nonoc- currence of the event . This may be the reason , whether the event is largely within the ...
Page 541
... event will Occur . 19 The Restatement Second also limits condition to refer to an event that must occur before a duty of performance arises . It excludes events that extinguish either a duty after performance has become due or a duty to ...
... event will Occur . 19 The Restatement Second also limits condition to refer to an event that must occur before a duty of performance arises . It excludes events that extinguish either a duty after performance has become due or a duty to ...
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... event occurs , rather than one that makes the other party's duty conditional on occurrence of the event . The other preference is for an interpretation that will reduce an ob- ligee's risk of forfeiture if the event does not occur ...
... event occurs , rather than one that makes the other party's duty conditional on occurrence of the event . The other preference is for an interpretation that will reduce an ob- ligee's risk of forfeiture if the event does not occur ...
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Contracts and Contract Law in General | 3 |
B The Development of a Basis for Enforcing Promises | 10 |
ENFORCEABILITY OF PROMISES | 13 |
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