Consideration and Form¶
Fuller, L. L. (1941). Consideration and Form. Columbia Law Review, 41(5), 799-824.
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- Contract
- A contract is therefore distinguished from a mere promise by the presence of a breach criterion and a remedy attached to an enforcement regime — without an authority able and willing to adjudicate and apply consequences, the document is an expression of intent rather than a contract.
This sourceClassic analysis of the forms (consideration among them) that distinguish an enforceable, remedy-backed obligation from a mere expression of intent.
- A contract is therefore distinguished from a mere promise by the presence of a breach criterion and a remedy attached to an enforcement regime — without an authority able and willing to adjudicate and apply consequences, the document is an expression of intent rather than a contract.
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