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Contractualism and Justification

Reason, Justification, and Contractualism, 2021
T. Scanlon
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Contractual Liability within the Contractual Framework

international journal of historical and social studies
The 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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Contractualism and the paradox of deontology

Philosophical Studies, 2020
Victor Mardellat
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Contractual Harm

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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Contractualism and the Non-Identity Problem

Ethical Theory and Moral Practice, 2016
Elizabeth Finneron‐Burns
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Contractual Issues

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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