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Contracts and Automation : Exploring the Normativity of Automation in the Context of U.S. Contract Law and E.U. Consumer Protection Directives

Barnhizer, Daniel D. - 2016

Given a choice between two systems of contract rules, a court or legislature may have a normative obligation to adopt … the rule that is more susceptible to coding and automation. This paper explores the ramifications of that normative … proposition through the lens of multiple contract doctrines that traditionally involve “messy” judgments or multiple interacting …

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Contracts and Automation : Exploring the Normativity of Automation in the Context of U.S. Contract Law and E.U. Consumer Protection Directives

Barnhizer, Daniel D. - 2017

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The Duration of Indefinite Employment Contracts in the United States and England : An Historical Analysis

Jacoby, Sanford M. - 2022

Until the mid-nineteenth century, English and American courts held that indefinite employment contracts could not be terminated at will. The stance was a legacy of strictures found in the Statute of Artificers. But by the turn of the century, English and American law no longer agreed. In...

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Expectation damages and bilateral cooperative investments

Gollery, Daniel - 2012

. We find that it is optimal to write an augmented Cadillac contract that sets one threshold such that it cannot be met …

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Contracting Externalities and Mandatory Menus in the U.S. Corporate Bankruptcy Code

Bernardo, Antonio E. - 2015

individually want to commit themselves to liquidation, and it is collectively better for them than voluntary contract choice or …

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The Elusive Quest for Digital Exhaustion in the US and the EU - The CJEU’s Tom Kabinet Ruling a Milestone or Millstone for Legal Evolution?

Ghosh, Shubha; Mezei, Péter - 2022

The CJEU published its much-awaited preliminary ruling in Case C-263/18 - Nederlands Uitgeversverbond and Groep Algemene Uitgevers (the Tom Kabinet case) in December 2019. Our paper aims to introduce the Tom Kabinet ruling and discuss its direct and indirect consequences in copyright law. The...

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