'Reliance damages' presentation slideshows

George Mason School of Law

George Mason School of Law. Contracts II Reliance/Restitution/Punitives This file may be downloaded only by registered students in my class, and may not be shared by them F.H. Buckley fbuckley@gmu.edu. Next day. This week. Reliance Restitution Punitives Lost-volume seller.

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George Mason School of Law

George Mason School of Law. Contracts II Reliance/Restitution/Punitives F.H. Buckley fbuckley@gmu.edu. The measure of damages. If damages are meant to compensate the innocent party for the wrong done him, what is the wrong when the other party breaches?

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George Mason School of Law

George Mason School of Law. Contracts II Reliance/Restitution/Punitives F.H. Buckley fbuckley@gmu.edu. Next (last) day. Finish Remedies chapter Scott 1001-36. The measure of damages.

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Business Law and the Regulation of Business Chapter 18: Remedies

Business Law and the Regulation of Business Chapter 18: Remedies. By Richard A. Mann & Barry S. Roberts. Topics Covered in this Chapter. A. Monetary Damages B. Remedies in Equity C. Restitution D. Limitations on Remedies. Compensatory Damages.

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Expectation /Mitigation Cost of Completion

Expectation /Mitigation Cost of Completion. Proof problems (but money damages adequate). Money damages inadequate (perhaps the result of proof problems). Reliance. Return items equitable?. Specific Performance. Substantial breach requirement. Restitution. Recission.

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Contracts III

Contracts III. Discharge & Breach. Rescission: no consideration necessary Accord and satisfaction: different performance Modification: different agreement Novation: different person

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Did the promisor make the promise which the promisor did, or should have, expected to induce action or forbearance by

Promissory Estoppel Cause of action. Did the promisor make the promise which the promisor did, or should have, expected to induce action or forbearance by the promisee or a third party?. Yes. No. Did it induce such action or forbearance?. No promissory estoppel argument for enforceability.

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