Olds v. Department of Revenue

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• concluding that contract did not exist because agreement was not sufficiently definite and remanding case for new trial to permit consideration by fact finder of promissory estoppel claim predicated on same facts
• concluding that plaintiff produced insufficient evidence to support the jury’s verdict on a breach of contract claim and remanding for a new trial as to plaintiffs claim of promissory estoppel
• noting that defendant raised \the special defense of the statute of frauds\
• reversing judgment and remanding case with direction to render judgment for defendant on breach of contract count where plaintiff produced insufficient evidence
• agreement to make a loan that is not definite as to amount is not enforceable
• stating an “agreement to agree” is not a binding contract

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