Once an institution and an actuator enter a relationship, the contractual incompleteness may have little consequence if the two can break the relationship with ease when an unspecified contingency is encountered and negotiations fail.
Some legal scholars would break the economic impasse on moral grounds, favoring "more robust notions of contractual duty" over the feeble notion of duty that (the theory of efficient breach reveals) orthodox accounts of contract law invite (Brooks 2006: 753).
wrote Duncan to chastise his department for being "quite tolerant of Sallie Mae's failings," which she described as a "pattern of breaking the rules and ignoring its contractual obligations".
In a letter last month, Warren wrote Education Secretary Arne Duncan and Treasury Secretary Jack Lew that "despite Sallie Mae's track record," of "breaking the rules and ignoring its contractual obligations," the Education and Treasury departments "appear to have given little more than a slap on the wrist" to the company.
The Guild, which represents singers, chorus members, dancers, stage managers and directors, said City Opera was using the move to break its contractual obligations and had refused to negotiate or provide any information about it.
Though the idea of Kesha as a renegade who broke the law (or at least her contractual obligations) by making "True Colors" under the cover of darkness is a compelling narrative, in fact, the song was released with the permission of Luke's Kemosabe label and its parent company, RCA.
"We cannot stop everything overnight and break our contractual obligations to build what was already agreed" to before the crisis, he said.
The decision, by the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, said the government had broken a contractual obligation to the military retirees.
A Federal Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the government had broken a contractual obligation to the retirees.
Cosby has also alleged that American Media, parent company of the National Enquirer, broke its contractual obligations by publishing stories about the dozens of allegations against him.
