"Those are contractual arrangements between Boeing and a customer".
"Patrons of Canyon Ranch intended and expected that Canyon Ranch would honor its contractual commitment and representations," the lawsuit said, "and therefore distribute tips and service charges (including without limitation the 18percentt charge) to the plaintiffs".
Anti-reliance and exclusive representations contractual language must not be overlooked as meaningless "boilerplate".
In each case, a GNC representative has defended the company with nearly identical phrasing, explaining in e-mails to The Times that GNC is "simply the retailer" and, like all retailers, relies upon "representations and contractual warranties made by the vendor that the products are safe".
These included approvals from IRB at sites in the United States and in the collaborating countries, FWA registration for all collaborating institutions, and payment (Central Contractual Registration [CCR] and the Online Representations and Certifications Applications [ORCA]).
By contrast, the bootstrapping that tort law refuses is of the essence of contract and underwritten by the fact that contractual promisors, in contrast to those who make representations for purposes of tort law, intend not just to convey information but rather, directly though the self-same intentions, to assume obligations.
This class of obligations possessing a contractual character but arising out of reliance on pre-promissory representations and thus apart from any fully-formed promise imposed contracts entirely apart from consent.
If Jesus is a representation of the Holy Spirit, the painter is thereby, in Julius's contractual terminology, "mandated" to represent the world.
"But not contractual ones".
Is it a contractual requirement?
