Government Contract Law CasesJames O. Mahoy School of Systems and Logistics, Air Force Institute of Technology, 1975 - 889 lappuses |
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13. lappuse
... agreed to modify the original contract so as to provide an increase in the compensation to the contractor by changing the discount on captive parts from 31 % of list price to 10 % . As a result , the parties executed under date of 12 ...
... agreed to modify the original contract so as to provide an increase in the compensation to the contractor by changing the discount on captive parts from 31 % of list price to 10 % . As a result , the parties executed under date of 12 ...
14. lappuse
... agreed , a meeting is most necessary at this time to make an equitable working agreement between the Parts Store and the Maintenance Shop . We have tried to give you the finest service available and , when your people asked that we ...
... agreed , a meeting is most necessary at this time to make an equitable working agreement between the Parts Store and the Maintenance Shop . We have tried to give you the finest service available and , when your people asked that we ...
15. lappuse
... agreed upon . Appellant made no claim for reimbursement or additional compensation for the losses incurred from 24 March 1964 through 31 July 1964 , in the amount of $ 6,735.65 . The modifications were entered into by the parties in ...
... agreed upon . Appellant made no claim for reimbursement or additional compensation for the losses incurred from 24 March 1964 through 31 July 1964 , in the amount of $ 6,735.65 . The modifications were entered into by the parties in ...
16. lappuse
... agreed to deliver . Willard , Sutherland & Co. v . United States and Atwater & Co. v . United States , supra . In between these two poles is the range of contracts in which the total quantity of goods to be furnished by the seller is ...
... agreed to deliver . Willard , Sutherland & Co. v . United States and Atwater & Co. v . United States , supra . In between these two poles is the range of contracts in which the total quantity of goods to be furnished by the seller is ...
18. lappuse
... agreed upon prices . Inadequacy of consideration is generally not a proper subject of legal inquiry . But to the extent that total inadequacy of consideration sometimes is considered the equivalent of lack of mutuality of obligation ...
... agreed upon prices . Inadequacy of consideration is generally not a proper subject of legal inquiry . But to the extent that total inadequacy of consideration sometimes is considered the equivalent of lack of mutuality of obligation ...
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