Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Vermont, 160. köideFox Publishing Company, 1993 |
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Page 302
... agree- ment , and the court erred in labeling the addendum as a " clari- fication " of it . He also argues the addendum is invalid because it was a substantial modification of the agreement without consid- eration . 2 O'Brien is correct ...
... agree- ment , and the court erred in labeling the addendum as a " clari- fication " of it . He also argues the addendum is invalid because it was a substantial modification of the agreement without consid- eration . 2 O'Brien is correct ...
Page 363
... agree that the retainer agreement was ambiguous , and that complainants expressed a desire to pay for expenses as they came up , the Board's finding of a violation is supported by the evidence . In relevant part , the retainer agreement ...
... agree that the retainer agreement was ambiguous , and that complainants expressed a desire to pay for expenses as they came up , the Board's finding of a violation is supported by the evidence . In relevant part , the retainer agreement ...
Page 502
... agreement . In view of the nature of the payment and the purpose of the escalation clause , it would have been unreasonable to construe the agree- ment as requiring consideration of the $ 40,000 payment . We find no error in the court's ...
... agreement . In view of the nature of the payment and the purpose of the escalation clause , it would have been unreasonable to construe the agree- ment as requiring consideration of the $ 40,000 payment . We find no error in the court's ...
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Table of Parallel Atlantic Reporter Citations XV | 162 |
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