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Rethinking contract law and contract design / Victor P. Goldberg, Jerome L. Greene Professor of Transactional law, Columbia University, USA.
Series: Rethinking law seriesPublisher: Cheltenham, UK ; Northampton, MA, USA : Edward Elgar Publishing [2015]Copyright date: ©2015Description: xiv, 286 pages ; 24 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781783471539 (cased)
- 1783471530
- 9781785368677
- 346.022 GOL
- K840 .G56 2015
Contents:
Part I. Direct damages -- The reliance-flexibility tradeoff and remedies for breach -- Assessing damages : now or then? -- The lost-volume-seller problem and why Michael Jordan wasn't one -- Six pennies for your thoughts : Freund v. Washington Square Press -- Freund through the looking glass : Chodos v. West Publishing Co. -- Cleaning up Lake River -- Part II. Consequential damages -- The "tacit assumption" and consequential damages -- Buffalo's field of dreams : Kenford Company v. Erie County -- The Achilleas : forsaking foreseeability -- Part III. Excuse and changed circumstances -- Excuse doctrine : the Eisenberg uncertainty principle -- After frustration : three cheers for Chandler v. Webster -- A precedent built on sand : Nor Con v. Niagara Mohawk -- Part IV. Offer and acceptance -- Brown v. Cara, the Type II preliminary agreement, and the option to unbundle -- Traynor (Drennan) v. Hand (Baird) : much ado about (almost) nothing.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 270-273) and index.
Part I. Direct damages -- The reliance-flexibility tradeoff and remedies for breach -- Assessing damages : now or then? -- The lost-volume-seller problem and why Michael Jordan wasn't one -- Six pennies for your thoughts : Freund v. Washington Square Press -- Freund through the looking glass : Chodos v. West Publishing Co. -- Cleaning up Lake River -- Part II. Consequential damages -- The "tacit assumption" and consequential damages -- Buffalo's field of dreams : Kenford Company v. Erie County -- The Achilleas : forsaking foreseeability -- Part III. Excuse and changed circumstances -- Excuse doctrine : the Eisenberg uncertainty principle -- After frustration : three cheers for Chandler v. Webster -- A precedent built on sand : Nor Con v. Niagara Mohawk -- Part IV. Offer and acceptance -- Brown v. Cara, the Type II preliminary agreement, and the option to unbundle -- Traynor (Drennan) v. Hand (Baird) : much ado about (almost) nothing.
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