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Philosophical Studies, 1997
Abstract There is a popular philosophical theory of morality, comprising in part a theory of welfare, that, at least when typically developed, has serious negative implications for experientialism. If this theory is accepted in its usually proffered forms, one is committed to rejecting the capacity for sentient experience as being ...
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Abstract There is a popular philosophical theory of morality, comprising in part a theory of welfare, that, at least when typically developed, has serious negative implications for experientialism. If this theory is accepted in its usually proffered forms, one is committed to rejecting the capacity for sentient experience as being ...
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Purposive Contractual Interpretation
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018AbstractIt is now well recognised that contractual purposes play an important role in the construction of contracts. The methods by which purposes are taken into account have not, however, been systematically explored. This paper considers three central issues in the purposive construction of contracts: first, the reasons contractual purposes are ...
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Contractual Liability within the Contractual Framework
international journal of historical and social studiesThe general legal rule considers a contract to be a binding law between the parties involved in a contractual relationship. A contract concluded under the correct conditions becomes legally enforceable against the contracting parties. Therefore, the rights and obligations arising from the contract fall upon the parties, without any obligation or right ...
Dr. Ahmed Hamza Razouki +1 more
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Abstract In the common law, a party to a valid contract who breaches that contract must nearly always “make whole” a nonbreaching party who is hurt by that breach, compensating for harms or losses the nonbreaching party suffers. This is one of the biggest differences between the common law and the law of most other countries, especially ...
George P. Fletcher +2 more
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George P. Fletcher +2 more
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1996
Abstract Claims arising out of contractual relationships constituted a substantial part of the total claims presented to the Iran–United States Claims Tribunal. Included were contracts between agencies of the two governments, contracts between private persons and a government agency, and contracts between private persons where one ...
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Abstract Claims arising out of contractual relationships constituted a substantial part of the total claims presented to the Iran–United States Claims Tribunal. Included were contracts between agencies of the two governments, contracts between private persons and a government agency, and contracts between private persons where one ...
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Hooker's rule‐consequentialism and Scanlon's contractualism—A re‐evaluation
Ratio, 2022Jussi Suikkanen
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Disaggregation, autonomy and re-regulation, contractualism
Public Management Review, 2007Paolo Fedele +2 more
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The Ethics of the Node versus the Ethics of the Dyad? Reconciling Virtue Ethics and Contractualism
Organization Studies, 2006Muel Kaptein
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