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According to the contract law principle established in the famous nineteenth century English case of Hadley v …. Baxendale, and followed ever since in the common law world, liability for a breach of contract is limited to losses "arising …, at the time they made the contract, ..." Using a formal model, we attempt in this paper to analyze systematically the …
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There is a widely held view that breach of contract is immoral. I suggest here that breach may often be seen as moral …
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According to the contract law principle established in the famous nineteenth century English case of Hadley v …. Baxendale, and followed ever since in the common law world, liability for a breach of contract is limited to losses "arising …, at the time they made the contract, ..." Using a formal model, we attempt in this paper to analyze systematically the …
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harmful activities and, if so, their efforts to reduce risk. However, the requirements may undesirably prevent some parties … risk when insurers can observe levels of care, but dilute incentives to reduce risk when insurers cannot observe levels of …
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