· 9/8/1997
Padilla v. RRA, INC.
Citations
- 946 P.2d 1122
- 124 N.M. 111
- 1997 NMCA 104
How courts have described this case
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- indefiniteness can defeat a contract claim in two ways: (a) by indicating the parties failed to reach an agreement, or (b) by preventing enforcement because the terms are not reasonably certain
- oral contract that defendant would pay plaintiff 1% to 10% commission for securing contracts was enforceable, and jury could find defendant breached contract by failing to pay at least 1% rate
- “[W]hen two parties have bargained for one of them to provide personal services … but … have left the payment term to later negotiations, a court … may determine that the parties have reached an enforceable contract to provide the services for a ‘reasonable’ payment.”
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Judges: Hartz, Pickard, Bosson
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