Jackson v. Nangle

How courts have described this case

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• holding that plaintiffs should not be denied damages because they relied on the wrong theory of recovery throughout the suit
• examining extrinsic evidence to resolve question of contracting intent where contract silent as to disputed issue
• addressing real party in inter- standing is a constitutional prerequisite to maintaining a est objection
• declining to address appellee's argument relating to an offset of damages
• if parties to contract adopt by conduct a mode of performance differing from its strict terms, neither party can assert a breach because contract was not performed according to its letter
• addressing real party in interest objection

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