· 7/16/1982
Sweet v. Stormont Vail Regional Medical Center
Citations
- 647 P.2d 1274
- 231 Kan. 604
- 26 Wage & Hour Cas. (BNA) 1438
- 1982 Kan. LEXIS 305
How courts have described this case
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- condition precedent is something that the parties agree must happen before a right to enforce a contract accrues
- contractual requirement that employee give two weeks’ notice of resignation, to be paid for unused vacation time, was a valid condition precedent
- employee was not entitled to receive payment after termination, due to her failure to comply with employer’s condition precedent to payment
- contracts that are unreasonable or illegal are unenforceable
- contracts that are unreasonable or illegal are unenforceable
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Judges: Holmes, Herd
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