Word file - Kittitas Reclamation District
... maintained in such a manner so the Crossing Facilities or Licensee’s use of the Crossing Facilities will not cause loss or damage to the KRD, its water users or interfere with the KRD’s operation of its irrigation water delivery system. All construction, repair, or maintenance of the Crossing Facili ...
... maintained in such a manner so the Crossing Facilities or Licensee’s use of the Crossing Facilities will not cause loss or damage to the KRD, its water users or interfere with the KRD’s operation of its irrigation water delivery system. All construction, repair, or maintenance of the Crossing Facili ...
Standard forms of partnering contracts The ultimate contractual
... the whole project team, governs both the pre-construction and construction phases and provides a procedural framework that underpins the partnering process. This permits the client, consultants, main contractor and, where appropriate, subcontractors to work together as fully signed-up, committed mem ...
... the whole project team, governs both the pre-construction and construction phases and provides a procedural framework that underpins the partnering process. This permits the client, consultants, main contractor and, where appropriate, subcontractors to work together as fully signed-up, committed mem ...
Family Law - Outline Sumo
... really sets their attitudes & controls them! Paternalism! Rights & duties are incident to the relationship, irrespective of the wishes of the parties. Halley notes the old essential elements of marriage, must be met for the contractual relation, cannot alter these elements or else grounds to annul a ...
... really sets their attitudes & controls them! Paternalism! Rights & duties are incident to the relationship, irrespective of the wishes of the parties. Halley notes the old essential elements of marriage, must be met for the contractual relation, cannot alter these elements or else grounds to annul a ...
The Law of Contracts - Book Companion Site
... The gratuitous reduction of a debt is another example of an unenforceable contract. Suppose Tony owes Carol $100 and the due date has passed. If Carol asks Tony for $75 stating that she will forgive the $25, she can still sue for the $25 once she has the $75 because there was no consideration given ...
... The gratuitous reduction of a debt is another example of an unenforceable contract. Suppose Tony owes Carol $100 and the due date has passed. If Carol asks Tony for $75 stating that she will forgive the $25, she can still sue for the $25 once she has the $75 because there was no consideration given ...
The Statute of Frauds - A Legal Anachronism (Part 2)
... another promise, 15 4 that the statute of limitation, does not begin to run at once, 155 that the oral agreement has sufficient vitality to be proof against (or immune from) attack by third parties, 56 that if the oral agreement has been executed it will not be disturbed, 15 7 and that each party ha ...
... another promise, 15 4 that the statute of limitation, does not begin to run at once, 155 that the oral agreement has sufficient vitality to be proof against (or immune from) attack by third parties, 56 that if the oral agreement has been executed it will not be disturbed, 15 7 and that each party ha ...
Notes September 14 - Universitetet i Oslo
... • What constitutes a social/domestic agreement? ” (…) as a rule, when arrangements are made between close relations, for example, between husband and wife, parent and child or uncle and nephew in relation to an allowance, there is a presumption against an intention of creating any legal relationship ...
... • What constitutes a social/domestic agreement? ” (…) as a rule, when arrangements are made between close relations, for example, between husband and wife, parent and child or uncle and nephew in relation to an allowance, there is a presumption against an intention of creating any legal relationship ...
expenditure accruals - University of Montana
... Supporting Documentation for Both Types of Accruals Campus departments must provide an adequate explanation for accrual requests and proper supporting documentation. Accrual requests for supplies and materials should have a copy of a receiving document or packing slip dated June 30 or before; estima ...
... Supporting Documentation for Both Types of Accruals Campus departments must provide an adequate explanation for accrual requests and proper supporting documentation. Accrual requests for supplies and materials should have a copy of a receiving document or packing slip dated June 30 or before; estima ...
How to arrange the pay out of pensions Going Dutch
... • There are three options: 1. Premium is invested till pension age: longevity risk and investment risk for the employee 2. Premium is converted in a claim to a capital sum right away: investment risk for the pension provider, l ongevity risk for the employee 3. Premium is converted right away in a c ...
... • There are three options: 1. Premium is invested till pension age: longevity risk and investment risk for the employee 2. Premium is converted in a claim to a capital sum right away: investment risk for the pension provider, l ongevity risk for the employee 3. Premium is converted right away in a c ...
drafting letters of intent
... Letters of intent and their benefit to structuring transactions have been debated for years. While they are commonly used, lawyers generally advise their clients to avoid them because they are usually drafted hastily by laymen and, if not properly drafted, could have significant adverse legal conseq ...
... Letters of intent and their benefit to structuring transactions have been debated for years. While they are commonly used, lawyers generally advise their clients to avoid them because they are usually drafted hastily by laymen and, if not properly drafted, could have significant adverse legal conseq ...
Contracts Outline, Fall 2003, Prof. Haley
... b. “Reasonableness” must be contextual. It is not an abstract concept. It takes into account a person’s attributes, background, and the relationship between the parties C. Deliberately Undisclosed Intent 1. Lucy v. Zehmer a. Whether Zehmer was “kidding” about the entire agreement does not matter, si ...
... b. “Reasonableness” must be contextual. It is not an abstract concept. It takes into account a person’s attributes, background, and the relationship between the parties C. Deliberately Undisclosed Intent 1. Lucy v. Zehmer a. Whether Zehmer was “kidding” about the entire agreement does not matter, si ...
Review Questions Con..
... A broker has an exclusive right-to-sell listing on a building. The owner is out of town when the broker gets an offer from a buyer to purchase the building providing the seller agrees to take a purchase money mortgage. The buyer must have a commitment from the seller before the seller is scheduled t ...
... A broker has an exclusive right-to-sell listing on a building. The owner is out of town when the broker gets an offer from a buyer to purchase the building providing the seller agrees to take a purchase money mortgage. The buyer must have a commitment from the seller before the seller is scheduled t ...
Business Law Today, Essentials, 9th Ed.
... differ from other contracts? How have traditional laws been applied to these agreements? What is consideration? What is required for consideration to be legally sufficient? ...
... differ from other contracts? How have traditional laws been applied to these agreements? What is consideration? What is required for consideration to be legally sufficient? ...
Contracts Consideration Restatement § 71 Requirement of
... 1. Learned Hand—The default rule should be that the subcontractor is free to revoke his offer consistent with general contract principles. Let's not mess around with the doctrine, but rather make it clear that parties can contract around this (the subs can make firm offers, the generals can promise ...
... 1. Learned Hand—The default rule should be that the subcontractor is free to revoke his offer consistent with general contract principles. Let's not mess around with the doctrine, but rather make it clear that parties can contract around this (the subs can make firm offers, the generals can promise ...
Contracts Outline, Fall 1995, Prof. Liam Murphy
... because /buyer failed to meet burden of proof that horse’s leg was broken at time of sale. UCC §2607(4) -burden of proof, §2-606(1) -acceptance, (b) rejection, §2-602(1) reasonable time. Maurice O’Meara Co. v. National Park Bank of New York (CB 1014-21): Letter of credit. Contract b/t buyer and ban ...
... because /buyer failed to meet burden of proof that horse’s leg was broken at time of sale. UCC §2607(4) -burden of proof, §2-606(1) -acceptance, (b) rejection, §2-602(1) reasonable time. Maurice O’Meara Co. v. National Park Bank of New York (CB 1014-21): Letter of credit. Contract b/t buyer and ban ...
RIT Participation and Release Agreement
... and Release Agreement (the “Agreement”) and agree to its terms. 1. Activity — Both the Participant and I understand that RIT will use reasonable commercial efforts to provide the Activity as scheduled, presented, and described in the materials provided during the registration process. However, sin ...
... and Release Agreement (the “Agreement”) and agree to its terms. 1. Activity — Both the Participant and I understand that RIT will use reasonable commercial efforts to provide the Activity as scheduled, presented, and described in the materials provided during the registration process. However, sin ...
Contracts – Hull (2007-08) - St. Thomas More – Loyola Law School
... 1. A contract for sale of goods may be made in any manner sufficient to show agreement, including conduct by both parties which recognizes the existence of such a contract. 2. An agreement sufficient to constitute a contract for sale may be found even though the moment of its making is undetermined. ...
... 1. A contract for sale of goods may be made in any manner sufficient to show agreement, including conduct by both parties which recognizes the existence of such a contract. 2. An agreement sufficient to constitute a contract for sale may be found even though the moment of its making is undetermined. ...
contracts review - NYU School of Law
... are illusory unless the terminator is required to give reasonable or written notice. Contracts for the sale of goods usually require reasonable notice before termination, unless otherwise agreed. iv) Satisfaction clauses = not necessarily illusory, maybe bargain (1) A contract which depends on one p ...
... are illusory unless the terminator is required to give reasonable or written notice. Contracts for the sale of goods usually require reasonable notice before termination, unless otherwise agreed. iv) Satisfaction clauses = not necessarily illusory, maybe bargain (1) A contract which depends on one p ...
The Promise Principle and Contract Interpretation
... norms that form the infrastructure to support promises (much as roads permit travel). Individual acts of will do not create this system so we cannot understand the system simply by understanding an individual will. When parties contract, they are free riding or piggybacking on this system of transac ...
... norms that form the infrastructure to support promises (much as roads permit travel). Individual acts of will do not create this system so we cannot understand the system simply by understanding an individual will. When parties contract, they are free riding or piggybacking on this system of transac ...
Gillette - NYU School of Law
... ◦ Legal enforcement of contract promotes individual freedom by giving people the power to bind themselves to others. Assumes that disputes can be resolved by reference to pre-existing rights. Contradiction: Bind Yourself to Be Free? ◦ Ex post autonomy must be closed off in order to create ex ante ...
... ◦ Legal enforcement of contract promotes individual freedom by giving people the power to bind themselves to others. Assumes that disputes can be resolved by reference to pre-existing rights. Contradiction: Bind Yourself to Be Free? ◦ Ex post autonomy must be closed off in order to create ex ante ...
CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENTS AND DUE DILIGENCE
... primarily upon whether the information protected by the agreement qualifies as a trade secret.”9 The parties to a confidentiality agreement should be aware of this potential limitation while negotiating the definition of confidential information. ...
... primarily upon whether the information protected by the agreement qualifies as a trade secret.”9 The parties to a confidentiality agreement should be aware of this potential limitation while negotiating the definition of confidential information. ...
Contracts – 2010/2011 – MacDougall
... FORMATION OF THE CONTRACT A. OFFER & ACCEPTANCE – Ch. 1 ................................................................................................................... 3 1. Offer ..................................................................................................................... ...
... FORMATION OF THE CONTRACT A. OFFER & ACCEPTANCE – Ch. 1 ................................................................................................................... 3 1. Offer ..................................................................................................................... ...
SURFACE USE AGREEMENT (sample 2)
... requirements shall be completed by Operator within six months after the termination of drilling or testing activities at the well site. 11. Improvements. No fences, cattleguards or other improvements on Owner's property shall be cut or damaged by Operator without the prior written consent of Owner a ...
... requirements shall be completed by Operator within six months after the termination of drilling or testing activities at the well site. 11. Improvements. No fences, cattleguards or other improvements on Owner's property shall be cut or damaged by Operator without the prior written consent of Owner a ...
Southern Tank Equipment Co. v. Zartic, Inc. (1996) p. 339
... Valid and sufficient offer of performance under a contract Seller obliged to tender goods at buyer’s place of business Buyer may contract to accept goods at point of production “Perfect Tender Rule”: Seller must tender the quality, quantity & delivery method as specified in the contract If ...
... Valid and sufficient offer of performance under a contract Seller obliged to tender goods at buyer’s place of business Buyer may contract to accept goods at point of production “Perfect Tender Rule”: Seller must tender the quality, quantity & delivery method as specified in the contract If ...
Contract_Assignment_..
... seller returned this slip, together with a letter stating that the buyer’s offer had been accepted on terms initially set out by the seller regarding price and description. In this case, the Court of Appeal held that on the particular facts, the contract had been concluded on the buyer’s terms. The ...
... seller returned this slip, together with a letter stating that the buyer’s offer had been accepted on terms initially set out by the seller regarding price and description. In this case, the Court of Appeal held that on the particular facts, the contract had been concluded on the buyer’s terms. The ...