Bender v. Design Store Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that no promise existed when the agreement was not in writing and the appellees had expressed that no agreement would exist until the parties signed a lease
• explaining that no promise existed when the agreement was not in writing and the appebees had expressed that no agreement would exist until the parties signed a lease
• despite some conduct consistent with alleged promise, “argument that a promise to lease can be inferred from ... conduct [was] unpersuasive”
• “First, was there a promise? Second, should the promisor have expected the promisee to rely on the promise: And 11 did the promisee so rely to his detriment? Finally, would injustice result from a failure to enforce the promise?”
• “[H]e’s not being terminated due to an incomplete 1-9.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).