Sentence examples for contract default from inspiring English sources

This Article extends the law-and-economics literature on the foreseeability doctrine and on contract default rules more generally.

For a discussion of the misfit between software industry practice and certain Article 2B contract default rules, see Gomulkiewicz, supra note 68, at 904-08.

I begin by analyzing the drafting and enactment process of the original Article 2 and evaluate the success of the new sales law it introduced, a success attributable in no small measure to the replacement of archaic vestiges of property law with efficient contract default rules.

As noted in the my article January 16, Clearway Energy NYSE CWENEN) is on paper the most exposed producer to a PG&E contract default, with 23percentt of EBITDA coming from projects selling energy to the utility.

Then she throws around terms like "social contract defaults," apparently to make the numbers behind her prediction appear to be working.

OTC derivative contracts need to be cleared through CCPs, reducing counterparty credit risk, i.e. the risk that one party to the contract defaults.

This creates massive problems of contracting, default, and bankruptcy, which in fact were a hallmark of irrigation development in the West.

The comparisons between the price computed based on default-free replacement contract (one-default) and defaultable replacement contract (two-default) are presented in Tables 7,8 and 9, and illustrated in Fig. 2.

Currently, CVA is computed with an implicit assumption that the replacement contract is default-free after the original counterparty defaults, with the assumption that those trades will not re-assigned.

More importantly, the above formulas are correct only when the swap expires at the defaults, or the counterparty of the replacement contract is default-free.

Given limited commitment and asymmetric information, financial contracts specify default, renegotiation and reorganization policies.