Mangla v. Brown University

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “student-college relationship is essentially contractual in nature” and that the “terms of the contract may include statements provided in student manuals and registration materials”
• finding it reasonable for Brown to expect its students not to rely on oral statements by faculty or administrators as binding promises by the university when such statements ran contrary to its school catalog
• “The student-college relationship is essentially contractual in nature. The terms of the contract may include statements provided in student manuals and registration materials.”
• “The student-college relationship is essentially contractual in nature. The terms of the contract may include statements provided in student manuals and registration materials.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).