Supreme Court of Connecticut· 3/1/1955
Bradford Novelty Co. v. Technomatic, Inc.
Citations
- 142 Conn. 166
- 112 A.2d 214
- 1955 Conn. LEXIS 153
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- finding that conduct of plaintiff clearly indicated that it acquiesced in defendant’s delay and would not require rigid adherence to dates specified for completion of performance
- by repeatedly acquiescing in previous delays, obligee waived its right to insist on strict compliance with contractual provisions as to time of performance
- ‘‘[t]he plaintiff, by its conduct, waived its right to strict compliance with the provisions of the contract’’
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Judges: Baldwin, O'Sullivan, Wynne, Daly, Alcorn
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- Multi-Service Contractors, Inc. v. Town of VernonSupreme Court of Connecticut· 1984-06-19· cited 71×
- Multiplastics, Inc. v. Arch Industries, Inc.Supreme Court of Connecticut· 1974-04-16· cited 27×
- S.H.V.C., Inc. v. RoyConnecticut Superior Court· 1981-02-20· cited 20×
- Funaro v. BaisleyConnecticut Appellate Court· 2000-05-09· cited 12×
- Unnamed caseD.C. Circuit· 1980-12-04· cited 8×
- R. A. Weaver & Associates, Inc. v. Haas & Haynie Corp.D.C. Circuit· 1980-12-04· cited 7×
- RBC Nice Bearings, Inc. v. SKF USA, Inc.Connecticut Appellate Court· 2013-10-08· cited 5×
- D.P. Technology Corp. v. Sherwood Tool, Inc.D. Connecticut· 1990-11-29· cited 3×
- Stetzer v. Dunkin' Donuts, Inc.D. Connecticut· 2000-02-16· cited 2×
- RBC Nice Bearings, Inc. v. SKF USA, Inc.Supreme Court of Connecticut· 2015-09-22
- Piascik v. Stone, Inc.Connecticut Appellate Court· 1973-06-15
- Reserve Realty, LLC v. Windemere Reserve, LLCSupreme Court of Connecticut· 2023-04-04
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