contracts case names Flashcards

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specht v netscape

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Specht had no mutual assent - license terms with arbitration clause was buried in a few different web pages

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Feldman v Google

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mutual assent was affirmed - clickwrap enforceable - terms of agreement were visible upon first impression

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Normile v Miller

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acceptance - revocation is valid upon receipt - counteroffer terminates offer

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Petterson v Pattberg

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unilateral contract - classical view requires completed performance to serve as acceptance

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Cook v Coldwell Banker

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acceptance via substantial performance - modern view of acceptance - Coldwell Banker couldn’t revoke

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Princess v GE

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battle of the forms - predominant purpose test - trial court applied UCC, appellate court applied Restatements (services)

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Brown Machine v Hercules

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UCC Battle of the Forms - Qualified Acceptance -

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Batsakis v Demotsis

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adequacy of consideration doesn’t matter, only if consideration is present or absent

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Kirksey squared

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promissory estoppel - classical view - PE not applied in family situations (charitable pledges only)

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King v. Boston University

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promissory estoppel - consideration - BU taking care of papers counted as consideration, there was reliance by promisee

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Katz v Danny Dare

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promissory estoppel applied - Kat’s detriment was that he couldn’t work anywhere else by that time

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Plowman v Indian Refining Co

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consideration - past consideration doesn’t count

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Aceves v. U.S. Bank

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promissory estoppel -

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Pelo case

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unjust enrichment enforced - Pelo got benefit of medical diagnosis

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Watts case

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unjust enrichment, implied in law - unmarried couple holding t hemselves out as married, she contributed to household

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Mills v Wyman

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classical view - promissory restitution not enforced - Wyman’s dad said he would pay his son’s medical bills, then changed his mind

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Webb v McGowan

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modern view of promissory restitution - material benefit rule - McGowan got a material benefit in the form of his life being saved, said he would pay Webb for his whole life

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Walker v Keith

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mutual assent - ambiguity - ambiguous term of “rent” - couldn’t “agree to agree”

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Joyner v Adams

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what does “completed development” mean? ambiguity - remanded to find out if there was “superior knowledge”

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Thompson v Libby

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parol evidence - classical approach - four corners - contract deemed fully complete, no PE evidence allowed

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Taylor v State Farm

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modern view of parol evidence - trial court properly considered and admitted extrinsic evidence to interpret release

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Sherodd v Morrison

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parol evidence - contract guaranteed by merger clause - no PE allowed - dissent says fraud

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Nanakuli v Shell Oil Co

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permissive view of PE - consider party intent -

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Wood v Lady Duff Gordon

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implied in law terms - reasonable efforts

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Liebel v Raynor

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implied in law terms - reasonable notice of termination enforced (they were exclusive dealer of garage doors)

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Morin v GM

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implied in law terms - reasonable satisfaction clause - Morin installed garage doors, GM didn’t like them so wouldn’t pay

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Bayliner v Crow

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implied warranties - fitness for a particular purpose

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Crabtree v Elizabeth Arden

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Statute of Frauds - you can combine signed and unsigned writings provided it’s the same subject matter, to satisfy SOF

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Buffaloe v Hart

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SOF - UCC - part performance exception

30
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Beaver v Brumlow

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SOF - Restatement - land contract provision - purchasers actions were sufficient part performance to take case out of SOF

31
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Leonard v PepsiCo

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ads are not valid offers!

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Baird v Gimbel Co

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acceptance - plaintiff accepted Gimbel’s offer several days after written confirmation of withdrawal

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Drennan v Star Paving

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loss resulting from mistake should fall on party who caused it -

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Pop’s Cones v Harrah’s Resorts

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promissory estoppel - Pops relied on promise made by Harrah’s, suffered substantial detriment

35
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Hamer v Sidway

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consideration - abstaining from legal rights (tobacco, alcohol) can count as consideration

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Pennsy v American Ash

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consideration - benefit detriment theory