Legal Aspects of Business AdministrationPrentice-Hall, 1961 - 855 lappuses |
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... condition may have a bearing on the time of performance , the order of performance , or on whether there is to be any performance at all . It is important that a condition be distinguished from a promise . A condition is a fact the ...
... condition may have a bearing on the time of performance , the order of performance , or on whether there is to be any performance at all . It is important that a condition be distinguished from a promise . A condition is a fact the ...
144. lappuse
Dow Votaw. as a condition , as where a party promises that a condition will happen . The best way to illustrate the situation is to compare the effect of a breach of a condition with the effect of a breach of a promise . Where A promises ...
Dow Votaw. as a condition , as where a party promises that a condition will happen . The best way to illustrate the situation is to compare the effect of a breach of a condition with the effect of a breach of a promise . Where A promises ...
146. lappuse
... condition prece- dent occurs , but he is liable until a condition subsequent occurs ; then , he is relieved of liability . Conditions subsequent are not common in con- tract law . They generally are frowned upon by the courts and are ...
... condition prece- dent occurs , but he is liable until a condition subsequent occurs ; then , he is relieved of liability . Conditions subsequent are not common in con- tract law . They generally are frowned upon by the courts and are ...
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IMPORTANCE OF LAW IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRA | 3 |
ORIGIN HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF LAW | 10 |
THE MODERN SOURCES OF LAW | 16 |
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