Corbin on New York Contracts

Author(s): Jon Hogue (Author), Timothy Murray (Author)
Expanding the influence and authority of the venerable Corbin brand, Corbin on New York Contracts is a unique and indispensable resource for all New York attorneys. This latest addition to the Corbin family is a comprehensive explanation of the law of contracts in New York. The Empire State’s singular status as a global center of finance and commercial transactions makes the law of contracts of paramount importance in New York jurisprudence. This two-volume set provides effective, efficient, accurate, and current analysis of all the tenets of the law of New York contracts.

Publisher: Matthew Bender

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Corbin on New York Contracts is a unique and comprehensive explanation of the law of contracts in New York, supported by ample citations to, and discussions about, pertinent judicial authorities applying New York law, as well as pertinent statutory law. Importantly, this treatise underscores how New York law parts company with other trends. The book is written so that the user can easily reference the multi-volume Corbin on Contracts treatise that is the authoritative legal treatise relied on by courts in resolving contract disputes.

The treatise covers, among others, these important facts about New York contract law:

  • New York has enacted a series of statutes that eliminate the necessity for consideration for offers and various signed and written promises, including releases.
  • New York does not apply the leading object rule of the statute of frauds followed by other states.
  • New York applies the doctrine of impossibility very narrowly.
  • New York is in the extreme minority in not enacting Uniform Electronic Transactions Act.
  • New York is among the states friendliest to choice of law provisions.
  • New York differs from many other states in enforcement of exculpatory clauses.

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