· 12/2/1919
Groves v. Bryant
Citations
- 186 Ky. 104
- 216 S.W. 364
- 1919 Ky. LEXIS 184
How courts have described this case
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- finding that a contract term allowing a party to terminate the contract “at any time for any reason” was facially unambiguous
- Courts will not “construe the covenant to establish new, independent rights or duties not agreed upon by the parties.”
- “Although the Contracts are silent as [to] possession, the primary purpose of the Contracts would be wholly frustrated if they did not grant to Paramount the necessary right and obligation to possess this data.”
- outlining the elements for breach of contract under Utah law
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Judges: Settle
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