United States v. Rumpler

How courts have described this case

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• concluding there was no duress where the government properly invoked contract remedies as basis to induce contractor to sign modification
• discussing economic duress under Sec. 176(1)(d) in breach of contract action
• “[T]he assertion of a legitimate contract right cannot be considered as violative of a duty of good faith and fair dealing.”
• “[T]he assertion of a legitimate contract right cannot be considered as violative of a duty of good faith and fair dealing.”
• “[T]he assertion of a legitimate contract right cannot be considered as violative of a duty of good faith and fair dealing.”
• threats that would constitute breach of duty of good faith under contract may constitute economic duress

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).