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Page 197
... reasonable price at the time for deliv- ery . . . if nothing is said as to price . . . . " A similar principle has been applied to agreements for the sale of stock14 or land , 15 where rea- sonableness can usually be determined by ...
... reasonable price at the time for deliv- ery . . . if nothing is said as to price . . . . " A similar principle has been applied to agreements for the sale of stock14 or land , 15 where rea- sonableness can usually be determined by ...
Page 533
... reasonable period of time by giving prior reasonable notice " and " one year is the reasonable period of time " and " three months is a reasonable period of notice " ) . See also UCC 2-309 ( 3 ) ( “ Termination of a contract ...
... reasonable period of time by giving prior reasonable notice " and " one year is the reasonable period of time " and " three months is a reasonable period of notice " ) . See also UCC 2-309 ( 3 ) ( “ Termination of a contract ...
Page 900
... reasonable one " in the light of the " presumed loss . " The time as of which the forecast of loss must be judged to be reasonable has tra- ditionally been regarded as the time when the contract was made , not the time when the breach ...
... reasonable one " in the light of the " presumed loss . " The time as of which the forecast of loss must be judged to be reasonable has tra- ditionally been regarded as the time when the contract was made , not the time when the breach ...
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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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2d Cir 5th Cir acceptance action agreed agreement anticipatory repudiation apply assent assignment assumpsit avoid bargain beneficiary benefit breach builder buyer claim clause common law condition consideration Constr contract law contractor Corbin Corp court creditor damages debt delivery discharge discussed doctrine duress duty effect employee enforceable equity example exchange excused fact failure faith ground infra injured party intended interpretation involved land language lease liability limited mailbox rule meaning ment Minn misrepresentation mistake mortgage negotiations obligation obligor offer offeree offeror oral owner parol evidence rule party's payment performance power of acceptance promise to pay promisor purchase reasonable recover recovery reformation refused reliance repudiation requirement Restatement Second restitution result revocation risk seller situation statute of frauds subcontractor Supp supra note suretyship terminate text at note tion tort transaction unconscionable unenforceable Uniform Commercial Code warranty Williston writing