Maloney v. BOSTON DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

How courts have described this case

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• meeting of the minds “judged by what the parties say or do, by their overt acts, [and] by what they [cause] each other to understand”
• explaining that the existence of a meeting of the minds “is judged by what the parties say and do, by their overt acts, by what they [cause] each other to understand and not by any undisclosed meaning or intention which one of the parties might have had”
• plaintiff had the burden of producing evidence establishing the intention of the parties and the nature and extent of their obligations under an alleged oral contract

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).