Contract as Promise¶
Fried, C. (1981). Contract as Promise: A Theory of Contractual Obligation. Harvard University Press.
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Primes¶
- Commitment
- In legal philosophy and contract law, a contract is a structured commitment package of offer, acceptance, consideration, and bind, and breach doctrine and unilateral undertakings are the machinery built around the bare state.
This sourceAnalyzes contract as a structured promise — the legal machinery of offer, acceptance, and bind built around the moral act of self-commitment.
- In legal philosophy and contract law, a contract is a structured commitment package of offer, acceptance, consideration, and bind, and breach doctrine and unilateral undertakings are the machinery built around the bare state.
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