2013
DOI: 10.3366/elr.2013.0136
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Contract as Promise: The Role of Promising in the Law of Contract. An Historical Account

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“…64 The Canonists believe that contracts are based on a promise, and a contract is not binding unless there a minimum of contractual justice and balance between the obligations exists. 65 However, this stems from the desire to protect all of the contracting parties, not only one of them. 66 Consequently, Domat and Pothier developed their causation theory by adding an objective nature to its concept, 67 which enabled them to conclude an important rule: that obligation arising from bilateral contracts in favor of one of the parties always finds its cause in the obligation of the other party, and the obligation is null if in fact it does not have a cause; 68 that is, if there is no corresponding obligation.…”
Section: Causation Theory As a Means Of Monitoring The Economic Cmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…64 The Canonists believe that contracts are based on a promise, and a contract is not binding unless there a minimum of contractual justice and balance between the obligations exists. 65 However, this stems from the desire to protect all of the contracting parties, not only one of them. 66 Consequently, Domat and Pothier developed their causation theory by adding an objective nature to its concept, 67 which enabled them to conclude an important rule: that obligation arising from bilateral contracts in favor of one of the parties always finds its cause in the obligation of the other party, and the obligation is null if in fact it does not have a cause; 68 that is, if there is no corresponding obligation.…”
Section: Causation Theory As a Means Of Monitoring The Economic Cmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pytanie (ix) jest ciekawe z punktu widzenia filozofów zorientowanych "genealogicznie", to jest szukających genezy danego zjawiska w celu jego wyjaśnienia (zob. zwłaszcza Atiyah, 1979;Ibbetson, 1999;Swain, 2013), nie jest jednak aż tak ważne w przypadku nastawienia bardziej systematycznego, jak ma to miejsce w tej pracy. Pytania (iv), (v) i (vi), które uznać można za różne sformułowania tego samego pytania, będą posiadały dla nas dużą wartość -zwłaszcza w kształcie nadanym w pytaniu (vi) -w kontekście materialnej krytyki paradygmatu umowy jako obietnicy.…”
Section: Ujęcie Obietnic W Filozofii Analitycznejunclassified