· 10/31/1944
Lloyd v. Murphy
Citations
- 25 Cal. 2d 48
- 153 P.2d 47
- 1944 Cal. LEXIS 299
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- lease of premises for automobile dealership for 4 months before federal prohibition of sale of new automobiles
- lessee's obligation continues where risk of war and consequent limitation made business unprofitable but not impossible
- “Thus laws or other governmental acts that make performance unprofitable or more difficult or expensive do not excuse the duty to perform a contractual obligation.”
- “[A]n unanticipated circumstance, the risk of which should not be fairly thrown on the promisor, has made performance vitally different from what was reasonably to be expected.”
- decrease in expected value of lease due to World War II regulations
- decrease in expected value of lease due to World War II regulations
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Judges: Traynor
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