Broadcast license renewal act : hearings before the Subcommittee on Communications of the Committee on Commerce, United States Senate, Ninety-third Congress, second session...

"Serial no. 93-93."

California contractors' license law and reference book.

Issues for 2004- accompanied by CD-ROM.

Application to U.S. Atomic Energy Commission for reactor construction permit and operating license.

The plant is to be located at Big Rock Point, Charlevoix County, on Lake Michigan between the towns of Charlevoix and Petoskey.

Bibliography on Government procurement and contractual procedure and related material [prepared by the] Law Branch, the Army Library, Mar. 1953. Rev.

Cover title.

Interstate compacts for traffic safety: The driver license compact and The vehicle equipment safety compact.

Mode of access: Internet.

La sucesion contractual.

Thesis (doctoral)--Universidad Central Madrid.

Contractors license law

"California Business and Professions Code, Division 3, Chapter 8."

California contractors license law and reference book

Issues for 2004- accompanied by CD-ROM

Controlling contractual discretion

In 1993 Leggatt L.J. said in Abu Dhabi National Tanker Co. v. Product Star Shipping Ltd. (The Product Star) [1993] 1 Lloyds Rep. 397, 404: Where A and B contract with each other to confer a discretion on A, that does not render B subject to A’s uninhibited whim. In my judgment, the authorities show that not only must the discretion be exercised honestly and in good faith, but, having regard to the provisions of the contract by which it is conferred, it must not be exercised arbitrarily, capriciously or unreasonably.

Loss of chance and the evaluation of hypothetical's in contractual claims

Analyses how to calculate damages for the loss of an opportunity by reason of a breach of contract, in the light of the House of Lords judgment in Gregg v Scott concerning clinical negligence. Discusses whether different principles apply to contract claims and torts.

Opportunism, hold-up and the (contractual) theory of the firm

This paper considers the role of opportunism in three contractual theories of the firm: rent-seeking theory, property rights theory, and agency theory. In each case I examine whether it is possible to have a functioning contractual theory of the firm without recourse to opportunism. Without opportunism firms may still exist as a result of issues arising from (incomplete) contracting. Far from posing a problem for the theory of the firm, questioning the role of opportunism and the ubiquity of the hold-up problem helps us understand more about the purpose and functions of contracts which go beyond mere incentive alignment.