Air Law Review, 8. sējumsBoard of New York University Air Law Review, 1937 Includes "Bibliographical section". |
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64. lappuse
... contract . Because of these difficulties , an injured sponsor might often be limited to mere nominal damages in an action at law . The earliest case in equity for relief against a breach of a contract to furnish radio time is that of ...
... contract . Because of these difficulties , an injured sponsor might often be limited to mere nominal damages in an action at law . The earliest case in equity for relief against a breach of a contract to furnish radio time is that of ...
65. lappuse
... contract as liquidated damages . As yet , then , there has been no square holding either for or against the granting of specific performance at the instance of a sponsor against a radio station . The question next arises as to what ...
... contract as liquidated damages . As yet , then , there has been no square holding either for or against the granting of specific performance at the instance of a sponsor against a radio station . The question next arises as to what ...
66. lappuse
... contract rights , so far as radio - time contracts were concerned , might therefore be trampled upon with impunity . Equally cogent reasons would exist for extending such a precedent to include the commercial sponsor's radio - time contract ...
... contract rights , so far as radio - time contracts were concerned , might therefore be trampled upon with impunity . Equally cogent reasons would exist for extending such a precedent to include the commercial sponsor's radio - time contract ...
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