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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... enforceable promise to repay them . The theory that the Roman contracts developed out of convey- ance in an order of moral progression seems to rest on no sure evidence ; and there is reason to believe that the earliest Roman contracts ...
... enforceable promise to repay them . The theory that the Roman contracts developed out of convey- ance in an order of moral progression seems to rest on no sure evidence ; and there is reason to believe that the earliest Roman contracts ...
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... enforceable at the suit of both parties ; it may be optional with the party who has not signed to enforce it against the party who has . This rule at first glance seems to violate the principle that a contract must be binding on both ...
... enforceable at the suit of both parties ; it may be optional with the party who has not signed to enforce it against the party who has . This rule at first glance seems to violate the principle that a contract must be binding on both ...
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... enforceable . Each kind of consideration we now take up in turn.27 26 The cases of executed consideration fall into two classes : ( 1 ) An offer of an act for a promise , and acceptance of such act , illustrated by Orme v . Cooper , 1 ...
... enforceable . Each kind of consideration we now take up in turn.27 26 The cases of executed consideration fall into two classes : ( 1 ) An offer of an act for a promise , and acceptance of such act , illustrated by Orme v . Cooper , 1 ...
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159 | xxvii |
NATURE OF CONTRACT AND ITS PLACE | 1 |
OFFER AND ACCEPTANCE | 12 |
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