Principles of the Law of Contracts: Based on the Original Text of Sir William R. Anson, BartCallaghan, 1939 - Всего страниц: 519 |
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... chose in action is represented in tangible form , there must be a writing or part payment or part acceptance , or the sale will be unenforceable under the Seventeenth Section . 68 In the United States , the authorities are divided upon ...
... chose in action is represented in tangible form , there must be a writing or part payment or part acceptance , or the sale will be unenforceable under the Seventeenth Section . 68 In the United States , the authorities are divided upon ...
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... choses in action were not assignable in the early law was probably the fact that people were un- accustomed to doing business except by transferring physical articles . Another early view was that a contract created a strictly personal ...
... choses in action were not assignable in the early law was probably the fact that people were un- accustomed to doing business except by transferring physical articles . Another early view was that a contract created a strictly personal ...
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... action is not assignable . In England , the Judi- cature Act of 1873 gave to the assignee of any debt or legal chose ... choses in action so as to vest in assignees the right to sue in their own names . Usually , it is held under ...
... action is not assignable . In England , the Judi- cature Act of 1873 gave to the assignee of any debt or legal chose ... choses in action so as to vest in assignees the right to sue in their own names . Usually , it is held under ...
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TABLE OF CASES | xxiii |
THE FORMATION OF CONTRACT | 1 |
OFFER AND ACCEPTANCE | 12 |
Авторские права | |
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accord and satisfaction actual agreed agreement alleged amount arising assent assumpsit bailment Bank benefit bilateral contract bond breach cause of action choses in action claim common law condition constitute contract under seal court held creditor debt debtor deed defendant defendant's delivery doctrine effect enforceable equity estoppel evidence executed executory contract express fact grantor gratuitous implied intention interest in land judgment letter liability Lumber marriage Mass memorandum ment merely moral obligation mutual Negotiable Instruments offeree offeror oral contract oral promise parol parties payment performance person plaintiff promise to pay promisor purchaser quasi-contract reason received regarded rendered request revocation rule satisfy the statute sealed instrument Seventeenth Section sideration signed simple contract specified Statute of Frauds sued sufficient consideration suit ticket tion tract valid void weight of authority Western Union writing written