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9780890898314

Contracting Law

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  • Copyright: 2000-09-01
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Table of Contents

Personal Acknowledgments xvii
Acknowledgments xix
Table of Cases
xxiii
Other Texts xxvii
Introduction to Contract Law
3(110)
The Study of Contract Law
3(23)
Note--On the History of Contract Law
5(7)
H.J. Coolidge vs. Pua'aiki and Kea
12(3)
Note--Anatomy of a Judicial Decision
15(11)
Three Principles of Contract Law
26(87)
The Bargain Principle
27(2)
Kirksey v. Kirksey
29(1)
O. Henry (William Sydney Porter), The Gift of the Magi
30(4)
John Elemans, The Gift Economy
34(2)
Note--On Markets and Market Ideologies
36(1)
Note--Neo-Classical Economics and Contract Law
37(4)
Curtis C. Flood vs. Bowie K. Kuhn et al.
41(12)
Statement of Ted Williams
53(1)
Note--Baseball, Law, and the Market
54(3)
Bargain and Injury
57(1)
Vanessa Redgrave v. Boston Symphony Orchestra, Inc.
58(8)
Note--On Bargain, Injury, and Expectation Damages
66(2)
Reliance: Trust, Responsibility, Injury
68(1)
Laurie Kuribayashi, Freeway Poem
69(2)
Andrew Ricketts v. Katie Scothorn
71(3)
John Steinbeck, The Grapes of Wrath
74(6)
State Bank of Standish v. Robert N. and Kathleen Curry
80(11)
Note--On Farming in the United States
91(2)
Restitution: Unjust Enrichment and the Duty to Right Other Wrongs
93(2)
Alasdair Maclntyre, A Disquieting Suggestion
95(2)
Executor of the Estate of Enoch F. Sceva v. Fanny True
97(6)
Howard E. Bailey v. Richard E. West
103(4)
Enid Bagnold, National Velvet
107(3)
Lyle Dews v. Halliburton Industries, Inc.
110(3)
Contract Formation
113(150)
Difference and Meaning in Communication
113(47)
The Objective Theory of Interpretation
114(1)
Charles R. Embry v. Hargadine, McKittrick Dry Goods Co.
114(4)
Arthur Miller, The Death of a Salesman
118(2)
United Steelworkers of America, Local 1330 v. United States Steel
120(5)
Sue Doro, Blue Collar Goodbyes
125(1)
In the Matter of the Estate of Virgil A. Steffes
126(11)
Note--On Informal Contracts and the Objective Theory
137(3)
Patricia J. Williams, Alchemical Notes
140(3)
A Subjective Theory of Interpretation: The Doctrine of Misunderstanding
143(1)
Konic International Corp. v. Spokane Computer Services, Inc.
143(3)
Bud Abbott & Lou Costello, Who's on First?
146(4)
Dr. Werner Oswald v. Jane B. Allen
150(1)
Herlinda Marie Acedo v. State of Arizona, Department of Public Welfare
151(4)
Note--On Revocation of Consent to Adoption
155(2)
S & J Associates v. Jay's Trucking Co.
157(3)
Offer and Acceptance: The Mechanics of Contract Formation
160(84)
Note--On the Polarity of the Offer-Acceptance Model
161(1)
Michael M. Normile and Wawie Kurniawan v. Hazel Elizabeth Miller
161(4)
Was There an Offer?
165(1)
J. W. Southworth v. Joseph C. Oliver and Arlene G. Oliver
165(7)
Ahmad Izadi v. Machado (Gus) Ford, Inc.
172(4)
John Leonard v. Pepsico, Inc.
176(12)
Note--On Interpretation and Context
188(1)
The Assent Invited: Acceptance
188(1)
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co. v. Nowlin Smith, Jr.
189(2)
The Manner of Acceptance
191(1)
Beard Implement Co. v. Krusa
192(4)
Theodore B. Russell v. Texas Co.
196(2)
Multicare Medical Center v. State of Washington
198(5)
The Content of an Acceptance
203(1)
Jom, Inc, d/b/a Chipco International, Ltd. v. Adell Plastics, Inc.
204(9)
Step-Saver Data Systems, Inc. v. Wyse Technology
213(10)
Rich Hill et al. v. Gateway 2000, Inc.
223(4)
Note--On Termination of an Offer and the Power to Accept
227(1)
Revocation of the Offer Prior to Acceptance
227(1)
George Dickinson v. John Dodds
227(4)
State of Washington v. Richard Lee Wheeler
231(2)
Note--On Revocation of Offers
233(2)
Sharon Yvonne Holland v. Earl G. Graves Publishing Co.
235(4)
Note--On offers ``becoming irrevocable,''
239(1)
Karl Llewellyn, Our Case-Law of Contract: Offer and Acceptance
240(1)
Drennan v. Star Paving Co.
241(3)
Complicating Assent: ``Indefinite'' Agreements
244(19)
George A. Varney v. Isaac E. Ditmars
245(4)
Community Design Corp. v. Joseph D. Antonell
249(1)
Cobble Hill Nursing Home, Inc. v. Henry and Warren Corp.
250(5)
Mary Gordon, Final Payments
255(1)
Oglebay Norton Co. v. Armco, Inc.
256(7)
Consideration
263(108)
The Consideration Doctrine
263(77)
Origins of the Consideration Doctrine
264(1)
The Early View of Consideration
264(1)
A.W.B. Simpson, A History of the Common Law of Contract
265(5)
The Classical Reformulation
270(2)
The Reinterpretation of Consideration as One among Many
272(2)
An Emerging Use of Consideration as a Tool for Implementing Fairness and a Variety of Other Public Policies
274(2)
Applications of the Consideration Doctrine and Its Corollary Rules
276(1)
Langer v. Superior Steel Corp.
277(3)
``Courts Will Not Inquire into the Adequacy of Consideration''
280(1)
Hamer v. Sidway
280(3)
Carl Jessee v. Dana (Mrs. Larry) Smith
283(2)
Note--Consideration and the Market
285(3)
Myrna Greenfield, Alternative Trade: Giving Coffee a New Flavor
288(4)
``Nominal Consideration is Not Sufficient''
292(1)
In re Greene
292(4)
Clare Dalton, An Essay in the Deconstruction of Contract Doctrine
296(1)
``Illusory Promises'' and ``Mutuality of Obligation''
297(3)
Agnes Maszewski v. John Piskadlo
300(3)
John Prine, Hello in There
303(1)
Ethel Lawrence et al. v. Ingham Country Health Department Family Planning/Pre-Natal Clinic et al.
304(6)
Note--On Sovereign Immunity and Public Health Care
310(1)
Paulette Childress White, Getting The Facts of Life
311(6)
The ``Pre-Existing Duty Rule''--A First Look
317(1)
Angela White v. Village of Homewood
318(3)
Profile: Engine Company Number Three
321(2)
``Public Policy'' and ``Disfavored'' Contract Terms
323(1)
Jay H. Romack v. Public Service Company of Indiana, Inc.
324(4)
Note--Romack Reversed and Reinterpreted--Controversy and the Courts
328(2)
Note--On the At-Will Employment Doctrine
330(1)
Howard C. Ellis, Employment-at-Will and Contract Principles
331(6)
Richard E. Freeman v. The Duluth Clinic, Ltd.
337(3)
Promises Made in Recognition of Past Benefits
340(13)
Mills v. Wyman
341(3)
Joe Webb v. Floyd McGowin
344(3)
Harrington v. Taylor
347(2)
Realty Associates of Sedona v. Valley National Bank of Arizona
349(4)
A Brief History of Jurisprudence
353(18)
Bailey Kuklin & Jeffrey W. Stempel, Foundations of the Law
353(18)
Promissory Estoppel: Section 90
371(90)
A History of Promissory Estoppel
371(16)
Jay M. Feinman, Promissory Estoppel and Judicial Method
372(4)
Allegheny College v. National Chautauqua Country Bank of Jamestown
376(6)
Note--On Charitable Contributions and Contract Law
382(1)
Richard B. Schmitt, Uncharitable Acts: If Donors Fail to Give
382(4)
Laura Williamson, Nonprofit Organizations Face Cuts in Aid
386(1)
Contemporary Applications of Promissory Estoppel: Promise and Reasonable Reliance
387(50)
The Promise
388(1)
Joseph Hoffman v. Red Own Stores, Inc.
388(7)
Gillian K. Hadfield, Problematic Relations
395(10)
Violet E. Neiss v. Kenneth E. Ehlers and Jill A. Ehlers
405(8)
Dayton Malleable Clears $5 Million Capital Outlay
413(1)
Abbington v. Dayton Malleable, Inc.
414(10)
Barbara Kingsolver, Why I am a Danger to the Public
424(3)
Reliance: Action or Forbearance on the Part of the Promisee or a Third Person
427(1)
Jo Laverne Alden v. Elvis Presley
427(4)
Elvis Presley and Vera Matson, Love Me Tender
431(1)
General Aviation, Inc. v. The Cessna Aircraft Co.
432(5)
Extending Reliance
437(16)
Farash v. Sykes Datatronics, Inc.
437(6)
Note--A Brief Introduction to Statutes of Frauds
443(4)
Guy Kinoshita v. Canadian Pacific Airlines
447(6)
Review of Bases of Liability in Contract and Restitution
453(8)
William Edwin Van Brunt III v. Robert Rauschenberg
454(7)
Defenses: Explicit Political, Economic, and Moral Controls on Contracting
461(198)
Illegality and Violation of Public Policy
462(57)
Margaret Atwood, The Handmaid's Tale
463(2)
In the Matter Of Baby ``M'' 217 N.J. Super. 313, 525 A.2d 1128 (1987)
465(17)
In the Matter Of Baby ``M'' 109 N.J. 396, 537 A.2d 1227 (1988)
482(13)
Richard A. Posner, Sex and Reason
495(5)
A.C. v. C.B.
500(5)
Donald L. DeMuth v. Daniel C. Miller
505(11)
James B. Stewart, Gentleman's Agreement
516(3)
Lack of Capacity
519(33)
Children
522(1)
Note--On Children's Capacity to Contract
522(1)
Don Oldenburg, Consummate Consumer; Children's Business
523(3)
James Halbman, Jr. v. Michael Lemke
526(6)
Toshio Mori, Through Anger and Love
532(3)
Brooke Shields v. Garry Gross
535(7)
Mental Incapacity
542(1)
Shoals Ford, Inc. v. Maxine Clardy
542(6)
Oliver Sacks, Rebecca
548(4)
Duress
552(15)
United States for the Use of the Trane Co. v. Lorna D. Bond
553(7)
Theodore Rosegarten, All God's Dangers: The Life of Nate Shaw
560(1)
Note--On Wife-Beating, Financing Practices, and Third Party Duress
561(2)
Toni E. Sosnoff v. Jason D. Carter and Julia Vance Carter
563(4)
Undue Influence
567(4)
Nancy Ferguson v. John F. Jeanes
568(3)
Misrepresentation and Failure to Disclose
571(38)
Audrey E. Vokes v. Arthur Murray, Inc.
573(3)
Robert W. Gordon, Unfreezing Legal Reality
576(3)
Note--On the Aftermath of Vokes v. Arthur Murray
579(2)
Flight Concepts Limited Partnership et al. v. Boeing Co.
581(4)
Lawrence S. C. Kang v. W. Dewey Harrington
585(4)
Michael I. Meyerson, The Reunification of Contract Law
589(4)
Note--On the Duty to Disclose Information
593(1)
Marcus Cicero, De Officiis, Book III
593(2)
Warren G. Hill and Gloria R. Hill v. Ora G. Jones and Barbara R. Jones
595(6)
Jeffrey M. Stambovsky v. Helen v. Ackley and Ellis Realty
601(5)
Fei Xiaotong, A World Without Ghosts
606(3)
Unconscionability
609(50)
Ora Lee Williams v. Walker-Thomas Furniture Co.
610(6)
Deborah Waire Post, The Square Deal Furniture Company
616(1)
Muriel Morisey Spence, Teaching Williams v. Walker-Thomas Furniture Co.
617(4)
James Alan Mcpherson, A Loaf of Bread
621(7)
Tony Brower v. Gateway 2000
628(5)
Procedural Unconscionability
633(1)
Brooklyn Union Gas Co. v. Rafael Jimeniz
633(3)
In Re Marriage of Gene M. Gudmundson and Geng Hui Gudmundson
636(2)
Note--On the Many Languages Spoken by U.S. Citizens
638(1)
Substantive Unconscionability
639(1)
Robert W. Ryan v. Norman D. Weiner
639(10)
Nez Perce Tribe of Indians v. The United States
649(8)
Sherman Alexie, Imagining the Reservation
657(2)
Content of the Contract
659(136)
Implied Terms - Unspoken Understandings and Expectations
660(63)
Trade Practices, Community Norms, and Other Regular Routines
660(1)
Nanakuli Paving and Rock Co. v. Shell Oil Co., Inc.
661(10)
Fisher v. Congregation Bnai Yitzhok
671(2)
Best Efforts, Good Faith, and Similar Communal Norms
673(1)
Wood v. Lucy, Lady Duff Gordon
674(1)
Meredith Etherington-Smith and Jeremy Pilcher, The ``IT'' Girls
675(5)
Atlantic Track & Turnour Co. v. Perini Corp.
680(5)
Larese v. Creamland Dairies, Inc.
685(2)
Peter Dalton v. Educational Testing Service
687(8)
Amy Tan, Mother Tongue
695(4)
Note--On the Existence and Definition of the Duty of Good Faith
699(2)
Paul Reid and Mary J. Reid v. Key Bank of Southern Maine, Inc.
701(7)
Note--On Legal Realism and the Duty of Good Faith
708(1)
Interpretive Presumptions and Implied Terms
708(1)
Mary Rowe v. Montgomery Ward & Co.
708(14)
Louise Harmon, Privacy and the Parking Lot Faces
722(1)
Interpreting Express Terms
723(30)
Formal and Contextual Approaches
723(1)
Formal Maxims
723(1)
Edwin Patterson, The Interpretation and Construction of Contracts
723(2)
Contextual Meaning
725(1)
Robert Braucher, Interpretation and Legal Effect in the Second Restatement
725(1)
John Cheever, Artemis, the Honest Well Digger
726(3)
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. v. G. W. Thomas
729(3)
Trident Center v. Connecticut General Life Insurance Co.
732(5)
Frigaliment Importing Co. v. B.N.S. International Sales Corp.
737(5)
Note--On the United Nations Sales Convention
742(2)
The Reasonable Expectation Doctrine and ``Blanket Assent''--Interpretation of Standard Form Contracts
744(1)
Regional Bank of Colorado, N.A. v. St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance
745(4)
Laurie Kindel Fett, The Reasonable Expectations Doctrine
749(1)
Karl Llewellyn, The Form or Boiler-Plate ``Agreement''
750(3)
Parol Evidence Rule
753(22)
Betaco, Inc. v. Cessna Aircraft Co.
755(12)
Kelly Merk et al. v. Jewel Food Stores
767(8)
Categorizing Terms: Promises, Conditions, Promissory Conditions, and Insignificant Terms
775(20)
Promise, Condition, Promissory Condition, or Insignificant Term?
777(2)
Internatio-Rotterdam, Inc. v. River Brand Rice Mills, Inc.
779(3)
Conditions of Satisfaction: Objectivity Revisited
782(1)
Incomm, Inc. v. Thermo-Spa, Inc
783(4)
Terry and Robert Muzzy v. Chevrolet Division
787(8)
Mistake of Fact, Changed Circumstances, and Agreed Modifications
795(72)
Mistake of Fact
795(17)
Mutual Mistake
796(1)
Beachcomber Coins, Inc. v. Ron Boskett, t/a R & B Coins
796(2)
Major-League Dispute Kid who paid $12 for $1,200 baseball card settles with shop owner
798(2)
Piano tuner finds problem: stashed cash (1993)
800(1)
Unilateral Mistake
800(1)
Jeffery G. McWaters v. Thomas Lee Parker and Creasy Trucking, Inc.
800(4)
Jump-Rope Rhyme
804(1)
First Baptist Church of Moultrie v. Barber Contracting Co.
805(4)
E. Annie Proulx, The Shipping News
809(3)
Note on Mistake in Expression
812(1)
Changed Circumstances
812(36)
Impossibility [or Impracticability] of Performance
813(1)
Specialty Tires of America v. The CIT Group/Equipment Financing, Inc.
813(8)
Portland Section of the Council of Jewish Women v. Sisters of Charity
821(5)
Roy Cazares and Thomas Tosdal v. Phil Saenz
826(6)
Frustration of Purpose
832(1)
Raymond Carver, A Small Good Thing
832(7)
Robert J. Howard v. Terry Nicholson and George G. Nicholson
839(5)
Brenner v. Little Red School House, Ltd.
844(4)
Changed Circumstances in Different Legal Systems
848(1)
Agreed Modifications and the Pre-Existing Duty Rule
848(19)
Alaska Packers' Ass'n v. Domenico et al.
849(7)
Hiroshi Wagatsuma & Arthur Rosett, Cultural Attitudes Towards Contract Law
856(1)
Lester L. Quigley, Jr. and Veronna Kay Lovell v. Wilson
857(3)
David Shribman, Iowa's Story is America's
860(1)
Farm Equipment Store, Inc. v. White Farm Equipment Co.
861(4)
Jane Smiley, A Thousand Acres
865(2)
Breach of Contract
867(48)
Constructive Conditions, Substantial Performance, and the Rule of Perfect Tender
867(34)
John M. Shaw v. Mobil Oil Corp.
867(4)
Spivey and Self v. Highview Farms
871(5)
Jacob & Youngs, Inc. v. George Edward Kent
876(4)
Richard Danzig, The Capability Problem in Contract Law
880(5)
O.W. Grun Roofing and Construction Co. v. Mrs. Fred M. Cope
885(4)
Peter Ho Davies, The Ugliest House in the World
889(1)
Other Protections for Parties Who Must Perform First
890(2)
On the Rule of Perfect Tender in the Uniform Commercial Code
892(1)
Ernest Ramirez and Adele Ramirez v. Autosport
893(7)
Note--Breach Provisions in the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods
900(1)
Anticipatory Breach and Related Doctrines
901(14)
H.B. Taylor v. Elizabeth and Ellwood Johnson
902(7)
Song of the Horse
909(1)
AMF, Incorporated v. McDonald's Corp.
909(6)
Remedies
915(86)
Damages for Breach of Contract
915(72)
Expectation Damages and Alternative Measures of Restitution or Reliance
915(1)
Alice Sullivan v. James H. O'Connor
916(6)
Eric P. Nash, What's A Life Worth?
922(2)
Source Direct, Inc. v. Donald J. Mantell
924(5)
American Standard, Inc. et al. v. Harold Schectman et al.
929(4)
Note on UCC Remedies
933(2)
Three Limitations on Damages: Certainty, Foreseeability, and Mitigation
935(1)
Reasonable Certainty
935(1)
Pauline's Chicken Villa, Inc. v. KFC Corp.
936(2)
Foreseeability
938(1)
Hadley v. Baxendale
938(2)
George Herbert, The Temple
940(1)
Troxler Electronics Laboratories, Inc. v. Solitron Devices, Inc.
940(4)
Mitigation
944(1)
Shirley MacLaine Parker v. Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.
944(9)
Non-Pecuniary Loss: An Additional Limitation on Damages?
953(1)
Carla Deitsch et al. v. The Music Co.
953(2)
Denise Chavez, The Wedding
955(1)
Liberty Homes, Inc. v. Darniece B. Epperson and Fred R. Epperson
956(3)
bell hooks, Homeplace: A Site of Resistance
959(1)
Contract Terms Regarding Remedies
960(1)
Liquidated Damage Clauses
960(1)
Michael E. Kvassay, d/b/a Kvassay Exotic Foods v. Albert Murray, et al.
960(4)
Note--On Liquidated Damage Clauses
964(1)
Limitation of Liability Clauses
964(1)
Jimmie Elsken, Administrator v. Network Multi-Family Security Corp.
964(4)
Punitive Damages
968(1)
Werner, Zaroff, Slotnick, Stern & Askenazy v. Donald R. Lewis
969(2)
Orlando Cabrera et al. v. Jeno Jakabovitz et al.
971(6)
Jon C. Dubin, From Junkyards to Gentrification
977(10)
Specific Performance
987(14)
Lawrence F. Clark, Jr. v. Pennsylvania State Police
987(3)
Douglas Laycock, The Death of the Irreparable Injury Rule
990(2)
Madison Square Garden Boxing, Inc. v. Earnie Shavers
992(3)
Beverly Glen Music, Inc. v. Warner Communications, Inc. and Anita Baker
995(1)
Lea S. VanderVelde, The Gendered Origins of the Lumley Doctrine
996(5)
Third Party Interests
1001(66)
Third Party Beneficiaries
1001(34)
Thomas Devine v. Roche Biomedical Laboratories
1002(3)
William F. Scarpitti, Jr. v. William Weborg
1005(4)
Henry Horner Mothers Guild v. Chicago Housing Authority
1009(5)
Dr. Erich Platzer et al. v. Sloan-Kettering Institute for Cancer Research
1014(7)
Andrea Barrett, The Behavior of Hawkweeds
1021(3)
Third Party Beneficiary Doctrine in Promissory Estoppel and Professional Malpractice Claims
1024(2)
Alvin Stangland and Bruce Kintschi v. Norman D. Brock
1026(7)
Charles Dickens, Bleak House
1033(2)
Assignment of Rights and Delegation of Duties (and ``Assignment of a Contract'')
1035(32)
Assignment of Rights
1035(1)
Evening News Association v. Peterson
1036(6)
Jill Schachner Chanen, Source of Comfort
1042(3)
Equico Lessors, Inc. v. A. Moneim Ramadan
1045(3)
Delegation of Duties, Including ``Assignment of a Contract''
1048(1)
Sally Beauty Co., Inc. v. Nexxus Products Co., Inc.
1049(10)
Hunter Tract Improvement Co. v. S. H. Stone
1059(2)
Geyen v. Time Oil Co.
1061(3)
Regina Austin, ``A Nation of Thieves''
1064(3)
Appendix: Some Authoritative Texts in Contract Law 1067(74)
A. Uniform Commercial Code
1067(26)
Article 1 General Provisions.--Selected Sections
1067(3)
Article 2 Sales.--Selected Sections
1070(22)
Article 9 Secured Transactions--Selected Sections on Assignment
1092(1)
B. United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods
1093(2)
C. Restatement (Second) of Contracts (1981)
1095(46)
Meaning of Terms
1095(1)
Formation of Contracts--Parties and Capacity
1096(1)
Formation of Contracts--Mutual Assent
1097(6)
Formation of Contracts--Consideration
1103(17)
The Statute of Frauds
1120(1)
Mistake
1120(1)
Misrepresentation, Duress and Undue Influence
1121(3)
Unenforceability on Grounds of Public Policy
1124(3)
The Scope of Contractual Obligations
1127(5)
Performance and Non-Performance
1132(1)
Impracticability of Performance and Frustration of Purpose
1133(1)
Discharge by Assent or Alteration
1134(1)
Joint and Several Promisors and Promisees
1134(1)
Contract Beneficiaries
1134(1)
Assignment and Delegation
1135(1)
Remedies
1136(5)
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