Sent to prison, she meets a less scrupulous inmate (Eileen Percy), and together they hatch a scheme to soak the rich through breach-of-promise suits.
"There is no comparable case in which a veteran statesman... has, after leaving office, been deceived and, through breach of law and of trust, been publicly embarrassed, exposed and ridiculed to such an extent".
Interior damage to buildings at low to moderate wind speeds is mainly caused by the ingress of water through breaches in the building's envelope.
And now we are seeing a new breed of privacy enforcement case, involved the loss of personal data through breaches of security, like the theft of laptop computers.
Although in this paper we focus primarily on the role that the criminal law could play in preventing contracting cheating we acknowledge that the civil law through breach of contact claims may also have a role.
In the Colombian Basin, even relatively distal basins show evidence of channel activity related primarily to the creation of new sediment distribution pathways through breaches in the substrate barriers between basins.
Courts in England and in Israel are becoming increasingly sympathetic to "gain based damages" for breach of contract, which give disappointed promisees not just their contractual expectations but also, and additionally, a share of the ex post gains promisors have acquired through breach (see generally Adras Bldg. Material Ltd. v. Harlow & Jones, GmbH 1988; Cunnington 2008).
If the property was transferred through breach of trust, it will not be necessary to establish such a relationship, because it already exists.
In addition, property transferred through breach of trust may be traced to any third party (other than a purchaser in good faith), even if they did not previously have a fiduciary relationship with the claimant.
