Olathe Millwork Co. v. Dulin

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• finding that there was no valid, enforceable contract between the parties where the agreement at issue was indefinite because it lacked essential terms
• finding that there was no valid, enforceable contract between the parties where the agreement at issue was indefinite because it lacked essential terms
• finding that the lack of a definite price and specification of work—neither of which is missing here—prevented contract formation
• “[T]he essential elements of a contract are: (1) competency of the parties to contract; (2) subject matter; (3) legal consideration; (4) mutuality of agreement; and (5) mutuality of obligation.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).