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Article 2 of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) governs transactions in goods, including damages for breach of contracts involving goods. This article discusses those UCC sections and Michigan cases that deal with a seller's damages for a buyer's breach of a contract to purchase goods
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.Efficiency also supports extending liability for punitive damages to those breaches that are, in theory, “efficient.” The threat of … party for a release. Relying on Calabresi and Melamed's distinction between “property rules” and “liability rules …
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In at least two decisions the New Zealand Court of Appeal has countenanced that the common law, independently of any express or implied statutory rule, might require a party to contract with someone it does not want to. These cases involved private sporting bodies, but the supposed principle...
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Market rule is nowadays a commonly accepted standard for measuring damages for fundamental breach of contract, as long as it subsumes the relevant criteria for the assessment of damages in contractual relationships: the contemplation of the parties rule and the duty of mitigation. This paper...
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In a claim for compensation for breach of contract, various principles take account of the injured party's own involvement in its loss. This article considers the interaction of three of them: intervening causation, mitigation as avoidable loss, and reliance upon the contract. Judges and...
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are employed, jointly or separately, to impose non-consensual liability on a contracting party. The article focuses on … liability imposed on a contracting party, either toward another contracting party or toward a third party for failure to perform …-consensual liability on a contracting party or else allowing liability under both headings. These guide lines for the classification of non …
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are employed, jointly or separately, to impose non-consensual liability on a contracting party. The article focuses on … liability imposed on a contracting party either toward another contracting party or toward a third party for failure to perform …-consensual liability on a contracting party or else allowing liability under both headings. These guidelines for the classification of non …
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