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... give the offeror notice that he has done so ? $ 3.14 Notice of Acceptance by a Promise . It is commonly said that if an offeree accepts an offer by making a promise , the offeree must take appropriate steps to let the offeror know this ...
... give the offeror notice that he has done so ? $ 3.14 Notice of Acceptance by a Promise . It is commonly said that if an offeree accepts an offer by making a promise , the offeree must take appropriate steps to let the offeror know this ...
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... give rise to a series of contracts to pay at the specified rate as each unit of work is performed . Relief based on restitution The mitigating doctrines just discussed give relief based on the terms of the agreement . Part performance ...
... give rise to a series of contracts to pay at the specified rate as each unit of work is performed . Relief based on restitution The mitigating doctrines just discussed give relief based on the terms of the agreement . Part performance ...
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... give him an excuse.14 Since a court will not generally inquire into the fairness of the exchange , even a “ horse ... give it a bad reputation . " 18 Although it serves in some instances to give relief to a promisor who has been ...
... give him an excuse.14 Since a court will not generally inquire into the fairness of the exchange , even a “ horse ... give it a bad reputation . " 18 Although it serves in some instances to give relief to a promisor who has been ...
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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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