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Page 688
... excused from delivering , whether he has made a contract with the supplier or not.47 It is sometimes said that , while a party may be excused on the ground of " objective " impossibility ( " the thing cannot be done " ) , he will not be ...
... excused from delivering , whether he has made a contract with the supplier or not.47 It is sometimes said that , while a party may be excused on the ground of " objective " impossibility ( " the thing cannot be done " ) , he will not be ...
Page 698
... excused when he fails to achieve the breakthrough.1 He has two possible grounds for excuse mistake of both parties ... excused party is usu- ally to discharge his remaining duties of performance . The effect of existing impracticability ...
... excused when he fails to achieve the breakthrough.1 He has two possible grounds for excuse mistake of both parties ... excused party is usu- ally to discharge his remaining duties of performance . The effect of existing impracticability ...
Page 701
... excused party is unwilling to perform at any time ? Courts are often sympathetic to the excused party in this event . A movie actor who was unable to perform his contract with his studio because he had gone into the army during World ...
... excused party is unwilling to perform at any time ? Courts are often sympathetic to the excused party in this event . A movie actor who was unable to perform his contract with his studio because he had gone into the army during World ...
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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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