Hernández Sánchez v. Corporación Ferries del Caribe

How courts have described this case

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• stating that a provision subjecting an agreement to the approval of another “is alone sufficient to negate the existence of a contract until the approval is granted”
• stating that “[i]n general, the obligation of the Government, if it is to be held liable, must be stated in the form of an undertaking, not as a mere prediction or statement of opinion or intention”
• “The obligation of the government, if it is to be held liable, must be stated in the form of an undertaking, not as a mere prediction or statement of opinion or intention.”
• “In general, the obligation of the Government, if it is to be held liable, must be stated in the form of an undertaking, not as a mere prediction or statement of opinion or intention.”
• “In general, the obligation of the Government, if it is to be held liable, must be stated in the form of an undertaking, not as a mere prediction or statement of opinion or intention.”
• “So long as it is reasonably apparent that some further act of the offeror is necessary, the offeree has no power to create contractual relations by an act of his own, and there is as yet no operative offer”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).