The Cornell Law Quarterly, Volumen15Cornell University, College of Law, 1930 The Cornell Law Quarterly's contents are topical and intended to be of special relevance to to those practicing law in New York State. |
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... promise is therefore illusory . As such , it cannot support a return promise so as to create a binding contract . When a corporation agrees to repurchase its own stock , its promise may be read in two ways . It may be merely a promise ...
... promise is therefore illusory . As such , it cannot support a return promise so as to create a binding contract . When a corporation agrees to repurchase its own stock , its promise may be read in two ways . It may be merely a promise ...
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been performance of his promise by the individual in reliance on the corporation's promise , it will be estopped from saying that , since its promise was of such slight value , it will not perform it at all , even though it has been ...
been performance of his promise by the individual in reliance on the corporation's promise , it will be estopped from saying that , since its promise was of such slight value , it will not perform it at all , even though it has been ...
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... promise to reimburse him ; or if he repair it himself , and I promise to pay him for his trouble , here the express promise is good . " The court cites Watson v . Turner , Bull . N. P. 129 ( circ . 1767 ) ; Atkins v . Ban- well , 2 East ...
... promise to reimburse him ; or if he repair it himself , and I promise to pay him for his trouble , here the express promise is good . " The court cites Watson v . Turner , Bull . N. P. 129 ( circ . 1767 ) ; Atkins v . Ban- well , 2 East ...
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