Cotton v. Estate of Roberts

How courts have described this case

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• declaring that a decedent’s alleged assurances that she would take care of a claimant were insufficient to create a contractual relationship because the assurances were too “ambiguous, vague, and indefinite” to prove the existence of a contract.
• oral statement by decedent that she would see that plaintiff \was taken care of\ in her will held too ambiguous, vague, and indefinite to be enforceable
• oral statement by decedent that she would see that plaintiff “was taken care of” in her will held too ambiguous, vague, and indefinite to be enforceable

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).