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· 6/1/2021

People of Michigan v. James Edward Walker

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  • stating that when one party to a contract prevents the other party from performing, the other party is entitled to recover as if it fully performed
  • “Under the law of Texas, ‘where two parties enter into a contract and consummation of said contract is dependent upon occurrence of a future event, the promissor should do nothing to prevent the occurrence of such future event.’”

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