Supreme Court of Vermont· 2/7/1978
Reynolds v. Sullivan
Citations
- 383 A.2d 609
- 136 Vt. 1
- 1978 Vt. LEXIS 676
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- holding interest, payment intervals, and security to be terms essential to the formation of contract
- summary judgment motion relying solely on pleadings \is functionally the same as\ a motion for judgment on pleadings under Rule 12(c)
- vagueness and indefiniteness as to essential terms of agreement can preclude court from granting specific performance
- “If essential terms are left for future agreement, no legal obligation is created until such future agreement.”
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Judges: Barney, Daley, Larrow, Billings, Smith
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