American Law Reports Annotated, Svazek 48Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Company, 1927 |
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Strana 33
... entered into possession of land under a parol contract for its purchase , and the ven- dor had no title to the land , upon which ground the vendee sought a rescission of the contract , it was held that the vendee was entitled to recover ...
... entered into possession of land under a parol contract for its purchase , and the ven- dor had no title to the land , upon which ground the vendee sought a rescission of the contract , it was held that the vendee was entitled to recover ...
Strana 43
... entered into the con- tract sued on in this case , that his ability to execute it depended on the contingency of his wife joining with him in the deed . It is said that the purchaser also knew this fact ; but should a purchaser be ...
... entered into the con- tract sued on in this case , that his ability to execute it depended on the contingency of his wife joining with him in the deed . It is said that the purchaser also knew this fact ; but should a purchaser be ...
Strana 45
... entering into a contract to sell land knows that he is unable to perform the contract be- cause he has no title to the ... entered into a contract with another to sell the same , and he was unable to carry out this contract because his ...
... entering into a contract to sell land knows that he is unable to perform the contract be- cause he has no title to the ... entered into a contract with another to sell the same , and he was unable to carry out this contract because his ...
Strana 46
... entered into . . . . There are also numer- ous cases which decide that , if the vendor acts in bad faith , -as , if , hav- ing title , he refuses to convey , or dis- ables himself from conveying , -the proper measure of damages is the ...
... entered into . . . . There are also numer- ous cases which decide that , if the vendor acts in bad faith , -as , if , hav- ing title , he refuses to convey , or dis- ables himself from conveying , -the proper measure of damages is the ...
Strana 47
... entered into the contract that he would be able to procure a good title for his pur- chaser . " Also , in Neppach v . Oregon & C. R. Co. ( 1905 ) 46 Or . 374 , 80 Pac . 482 , 7 Ann . Cas . 1035 , it is pointed out that if the vendor ...
... entered into the contract that he would be able to procure a good title for his pur- chaser . " Also , in Neppach v . Oregon & C. R. Co. ( 1905 ) 46 Or . 374 , 80 Pac . 482 , 7 Ann . Cas . 1035 , it is pointed out that if the vendor ...
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Strana 40 - It is the well-settled general rule of damages for any breach of contract that the damages that can be recovered for a breach are only such as may reasonably be supposed to have been within the contemplation of the parties at the time of the making of the contract, as the probable result of a breach.