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English Contract Law

Promissory Estoppel:
•    There are 57 different types of estoppel under our legal system.
•    This is why it must be qualified as promissory estoppel.
o    Invented by Denning L. in 1940s.
o    Original formulation had in it ambiguitiy almost to the point of contradiction.
•    Para 2 on page 316
o    3 or 4 diff formulations just in that one […]

Contract Law Consideration

This is the second class.  Last week’s class was replaced by visit to N.B. C.A.
Remedies:  Review from last day
•    Principle remedy for a broken contract is a money-remedy – damages
o    Again, do not confuse damages with damage.  Damage is the injury.  Damages is a technical term for the money remedy awarded by courts.
•    The traditional […]

Damages in Contract Law

Contracts and Torts
•    The relevance of tort principles and contract principles differ in different scenarios.
•    when trying to determine whether a pre-contractual utterance is of legal significance, and whether that significance sounds in contract or sounds in tort, it is an either/or choice.
•    Most pre-contractual utterances don’t have any legal significance, but supposing it does […]

Contract Law in Ohio

Consumer Product Warranty and Liability Act (NB) http://www.gnb.ca/0062/acts/acts/c%2D18%2D1.htm ss 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 23-26
•    2(3) – seems to be saying that one cannot sign away the rights assigned to you in the act.
•    24 - Where there is a contract for the sale or supply of a consumer product, the parties cannot agree to […]