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Third Circuit· 6/24/2010

In Re Exide Technologies

Citations

  • 607 F.3d 957
  • 2010 WL 2163190

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  • explaining that, under New York law, “when a breaching party 'has substantially performed' before breaching, 'the other party's performance is not excused.”
  • noting that under New York law “the issue of whether a party has substantially performed is usually a question of fact and should be decided as a matter of law only where the inferences are certain.”
  • noting that under New York law “the issue of whether a party has substantially performed is usually a question of fact and should be decided as a matter of law only where the inferences are certain.”
  • considering appeal of order holding agreement was executory contract and rejection of the agreement terminated creditor’s rights under the agreement
  • explaining that expired indemnity obligation is not material
  • \We also now conclude that we will not confine the [substantial performance] doctrine to construction and employment contract cases.\

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Judges: Ambro, Roth, Alarcón

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