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· 7/27/1995

State v. Shoff

Citations

  • 340 N.C. 572
  • 460 S.E.2d 328

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  • “Where a termination for default is ... in the contemplation of the law one for the convenience of the government, neither liquidated damages for any period following the termination nor common law damages for a breach may properly be assessed against a government contractor.”

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