These decisions demonstrate that suits to enforce contracts contemplated by federal statutes may set forth federal claims and that private parties in appropriate cases may sue in federal court to enforce contractual rights created by federal statutes.
The tobacco company stopped short of promising to take Vuse, which comes in berry and other flavors, out of retail stores, but Mr. Shannon said the company would enforce contractual penalties for retailers that sell tobacco products to youths.
Jackson Transit, Empire points out, referred to decisions "demonstrat[ing] that … private parties in appropriate cases may sue in federal court to enforce contractual rights created by federal statutes". 457 U. S., at 22. See Brief for Petitioner 15.
However, on the other hand, taxes are also necessary for a well-functioning government to enforce contractual agreements and property rights.
"If we had a mechanism by which to enforce contractual obligations you wouldn't need this trusted third-party," he says.
And similarly, with respect to the legal enforcement of promisees' expectations, Scanlon argues that the benefits of legal enforcement are substantial,[16] while the costs of enforceability are much less weighty.[17] Scanlon therefore concludes, once again, that in light of this balance no person could reasonably reject a legal regime that enforces contractual expectations (Scanlon 2001).
When states transfer service provision to private entities, a state agency must be empowered and staffed to monitor and enforce contractual agreements and ensure quality and adequacy of service provision.
Capital One instead dealt openly and creatively with its counterparties, while at the same time enforcing its contractual rights and adhering to its contractual and regulatory obligations.
Minority investors might be nervous about enforcing their contractual and shareholder rights in a court in Bermuda, British Virgin Islands or Ireland.
