Bill G. Isler v. Texas Oil & Gas Corporation

How courts have described this case

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• stating that “an essential corollary of the concept of bargained-for duties is bargained-for liabilities”
• “[T]he contract specifically defined the rights and duties of the parties regarding rental payments and notice, thereby precluding any extracontractual tort duty regarding such payments.”
• promise to make rental payments and give notice before ceasing , payments
• action for breach of contractual duty lies in contract, regardless of whether the breach arises “from inattention, a disagreement over the existence of the duty, a dispute over the nature of the duty, or a simple unwillingness to perform the duty”

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