dolution. Speelman v. Pascal FACTS In 1952, the estate of George Bernard Shaw granted to Gabriel Pascal Enterprises, Limited, the exclusive rights to produce a musical play and a motion picture based on Shaw’s play Pygmalion. The agreement contained a provision terminating the license if Gabriel Pascal Enterprises did not arrange for well-known composers, such […]
dolution. Robinson v. Durham FACTS Mike Durham bought a used 1968 Chevrolet Camaro from Ronald and Wyman Robinson, owners of Friendly Discount Auto Sales. Unknown to either Durham or the Robinsons, the car had been stolen. In fact, when he first bought the car, Wyman Robinson had obtained tag receipts from what turned out to […]
dolution. Anna Feinberg began working for the Pfeiffer Company in 1968 at age seventeen. By 2005, she had attained the position of bookkeeper, office manager, and assistant treasurer. In appreciation for her skill, dedication, and long years of service, the Pfeiffer board of directors resolved to increase Feinberg’s monthly salary to $4,000 and to create […]
dolution. Rebecca S. Ducat arrived at Mockingbird Lanes, a bowling alley in Omaha, Nebraska, at approximately 6:00 P.M. to bowl in her league game. The bowling alley’s parking lot and adjacent sidewalk were covered with snow and ice. Ducat proceeded to walk into the bowling alley on the only sidewalk provided in and out of […]
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