· 3/24/2022
TotalEnergies E&P USA, Inc. v. Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Board, City of Dallas, and City of Fort Worth
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- at “expiration of the closing date ... contract was at an end, and both parties were discharged”
- “the time for exercise of the option is generally considered to be of the essence, but the closing date is not”
- absent waiver or modification by oral agreement, “contract provision terminating the agreement upon passage of the closing date without tender of performance must be given effect” resulting in discharge
- there it was agreed that if the closing did not occur by a stipulated date, the agreement and all rights of the parties terminated
- no waiver where “there was no evidence indicating that anything was done or said at that meeting, or thereafter, to modify or waive the agreed upon closing date.”
- evidence that despite bumps in the negotiations, parties acted as though deal was going forward did not support finding of waiver of provision requiring closing on certain date
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