Pleading and Practice in Actions at Common Law

Syntax at Hand: Common Syntactic Structures for Actions and Language

Evidence that the motor and the linguistic systems share common syntactic representations would open new perspectives on language evolution. Here, crossing disciplinary boundaries, we explore potential parallels between the structure of simple actions and that of sentences. First, examining Typically Developing (TD) children displacing a bottle with or without knowledge of its weight prior to m...

Pleading Guilty in Lower Courts

Two Models of Pleading

This paper develops two game-theoretic models of litigation, pleading, and settlement. The first model explores the timing of settlement and the strategic use of pleading by plaintiffs with negative-expectedvalue claims in a full-information environment. The second model explores the timing of settlement and strategic use of pleading in an environment with private information held either by pla...

good faith in contracts: from theory to practice a comparative study in common law

the good faith and fair dealing jurisprudence in contracts has due influences not only in civil law but also in common law, particularly in united states: in uniform commercial code (ucc), restatement 2nd on contracts and it’s judicial precedent. meanwhile the definitions and scope of good faith, the fields of adoption and enforcement of it in common law defers from case law. development of thi...

THE LAW GOVERNING SALES OF GooDs AT COMMON LAW AND UNDER THE UNIFORM SALES ACT