On Sunday 09 November 2008 05:55:00 am Alexander Smith wrote: > FWIW, I think equity can work in some cases; look at the AAA and > BobTHJ giving me the wrong number of crops, for instance. Maybe > contracts should specify whether they want to be enforced via > equity or crim...
This. Proto-proto: a contract is reasonable if and only if it explicitly identifies itself as such; otherwise, it is formal. Reasonable contracts are governed by TITE and the equity courts; formal contracts are governed by R1742 par.3 and the criminal courts. Reasonable contracts are interpreted by intent; formal contracts are interpreted by literalities. Pavitra
