A Treatise On the Law of Contracts
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Stearns, 16 Me. 394 ; Sloan v. Gibson, 4 Mo. 33.
* 2 Black. Comm. 297 ; Story on Prom. Notes, § 183 ; Com. Dig. Action on Case. Assumpsit, B. 1, 2, 4, 6, 9, 10; Violett v. Patton, 6 Cranch, 142.
• " Valuable considerations," says Sir William Blackstone, " are divided CHAP. XVII.] BENEFIT OR INJURY. 503 2d. Forbearance ; 3d. Assignment of a Qhose in Action; 4th.
Mutual Promises; 5tli. Consideration moving from Third Persons.
BENEFIT OR INJURY.
§ 548. In the first place, as to considerations aris...ing from benefit or injury. The principal requisite, and that which is the essence of every consideration, is, that it should create some benefit to the party promising, or some trouble, prejudice, or inconvenience to the pJffty to whom the promise is made ; wherever, therefore, any injury to the one party, or any benefit to the other party springs from a consideration, it is sufiicient to support a contract.^ But in order to render an injury to the by the civilians into four species : 1. Do, ut des ; as, when I give money or goods, on a contract that I shall be repaid money or goods for them again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stearns, 16 Me. 394 ; Sloan v. Gibson, 4 Mo. 33.
* 2 Black. Comm. 297 ; Story on Prom. Notes, § 183 ; Com. Dig. Action on Case. Assumpsit, B. 1, 2, 4, 6, 9, 10; Violett v. Patton, 6 Cranch, 142.
• " Valuable considerations," says Sir William Blackstone, " are divided CHAP. XVII.] BENEFIT OR INJURY. 503 2d. Forbearance ; 3d. Assignment of a Qhose in Action; 4th.
Mutual Promises; 5tli. Consideration moving from Third Persons.
BENEFIT OR INJURY.
§ 548. In the first place, as to considerations aris...ing from benefit or injury. The principal requisite, and that which is the essence of every consideration, is, that it should create some benefit to the party promising, or some trouble, prejudice, or inconvenience to the pJffty to whom the promise is made ; wherever, therefore, any injury to the one party, or any benefit to the other party springs from a consideration, it is sufiicient to support a contract.^ But in order to render an injury to the by the civilians into four species : 1. Do, ut des ; as, when I give money or goods, on a contract that I shall be repaid money or goods for them again.
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