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Specific Performance-Scarcity As Justification For Specific Performance Of Contract For Purchase Of New Car, Richard H. Conn
Specific Performance-Scarcity As Justification For Specific Performance Of Contract For Purchase Of New Car, Richard H. Conn
Michigan Law Review
In two recent cases, prospective purchasers entered into written contracts with local automobile distributors for the purchase of new cars. Because of the scarcity of new cars, the prospective purchasers' names were put on waiting lists establishing a priority for delivery as new cars were received by the distributors. In both cases the distributors refused without excuse to perform when cars became available for delivery. The prospective purchasers sought specific performance on the basis that the current scarcity of new cars and the difficulty of obtaining them elsewhere for cash alone made the legal damage remedy inadequate. Held, (a) …
A Treatise On The Law Of Sale Of Personal Property, Volume I, Floyd R. Mechem
A Treatise On The Law Of Sale Of Personal Property, Volume I, Floyd R. Mechem
Books
When this task was undertaken the writer believed that there was a real need for an American book upon the law of Sale. In the long time that he bas been at work, various contributions to the subject have been made by others, so that it is possible that the need, if it ever existed, has long since been supplied. The writer, however, whether wisely or unwisely, has persisted in his undertaking, and if bis work shall prove to have a value in some degree commensurate with the labor spent upon it, he will be content.
A Treatise On The Law Of Sale Of Personal Property, Volume Ii, Floyd R. Mechem
A Treatise On The Law Of Sale Of Personal Property, Volume Ii, Floyd R. Mechem
Books
When this task was undertaken the writer believed that there was a real need for an American book upon the law of Sale. In the long time that he bas been at work, various contributions to the subject have been made by others, so that it is possible that the need, if it ever existed, has long since been supplied. The writer, however, whether wisely or unwisely, has persisted in his undertaking, and if bis work shall prove to have a value in some degree commensurate with the labor spent upon it, he will be content.