What state law will apply to the breach of contract?
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What is a motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim in a Breach of contract and negligence case?
This is a breach of contract case and negligence. the third party is a car repair shop and the car was left afterhours and was stolen after repairs. the repair shop did not talk with owner before he had car dropped at shop. There was no verbal communication between parties.
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A motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim is when the facts you allege in your complaint don...
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Employment law, Breach of Contract, Reliance, Punitive Damages
can you please find case law for similar cases that involve this same situation. It falls under BREACH OF CONTRACT AND RELIANCE there are these two people, one is licensed under a mother company to conduct real estate mortgages and the other was just...
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Hi Nancy1. First, let me point out that "breach of contract" and "reliance" are...
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Breach of Contract - California Law
My grandfather (86 years-old!) is being sued for a breach of contract for a unpaid debt. A copy of the contract identifies my grandfather and another defendant who he does not know of purchasing a $30,000 piano, but my grandfathers' signature was obviously...
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Hello again, Gracie. It's very good of you to go to all this trouble for your grandfather, and I will...
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A state Statute of Limitations which requires that suits for breach of contract be filed within two years of the date of breach is an example of law?
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are examples of procedural laws
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LAW Coursework Scenario Breach of Contract LAW Help !!!!!?
can anyone help me with this question i had for my coursework? how can company X get out of a breach of contract claim from company Y, when company Y is claiming for loss of contract, abortive work and legals, what advice would you give to company X...
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This is an impossible question to answer without more details regarding the obligations of the contract...
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Contract Law - Remedies for breach of contract?
HELP! What are the pros and cons of the following remedies for breach of contract? Specific Performance Lien Damages - Unliquidated - Liquidated Rejection Rescission
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it is profitable
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Startup Law: Can a breach of verbal contract be grounds to legally terminate the contract early?
The salesperson I spoke to when signing up for business Internet said that when we had to move buildings, all costs would be covered. That's how she got me to sign for 3 years instead of 1 year. Now, they're saying that it's just the "move fee,...
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Without examining the (printed or online) agreement between you and the ISP, it is impossible to provide...
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How should a breach of contract be qualified -- is it "illegal"; is it "against the law"?
As far as I know, there is no statute that says (generally) that one cannot breach a contract; nor is there any criminal penalty (generally) for breaching a contract. This is more of a philosophical question regarding the interpretation of the terms...
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To your last question first, something can definitely be "against the law" if it is not criminal...
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I am being warned of an alleged breach of contract but my former employer refuses to state what specifically was done, should I worry?
My former employer is threatening to take legal action of an alleged breach of contract but has not stated what specific violation I allegedly committed and is refusing to share a signed copy of our agreement with me. Should I be concerned?
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Just going by what you have written, the words “threatening,†“legal...
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In contract law if a person agrees to reserve an item for a person and then they sell the item to somebody else is this a breach ?
Maggie put up an advert selling a boat for £10,000. David offered £9500, Maggie replied I cannot take less than £9800 but I will not sell to anyone else before Saturday , let me know by Friday if you want it. David tells Maggie by Thursday that he agreeds...
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There is no contract. All there is is invitation to tender, an offer, and a counter-offer, but no contract...