Morey v. Hoffman

How courts have described this case

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• stating “[a contract] is sufficiently definite and certain to be enforceable if the court is enabled from the terms and provisions thereof . . . to ascertain what the parties have agreed to do”
• no enforceable contract for the sale of apartment hotel building where parties had not yet resolved such matters as possession, inventory, interim management, and disposition of interim profits
• possession, inventory, interim management, disposition of interim profits essential to contract for sale of hotel; these matters unresolved, so no sufficient written contract
• no enforceable contract for the sale of apartment hotel building where parties had not yet resolved such matters as possession, inventory, interim management, and disposition of interim profits
• “To be enforceable the contract 1 To the extent that Midea is unable to identify a relevant public policy now but does so in the future, it may, of course, seek leave to amend its answer pursuant to Rule 15(a)(2

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).