Week Two End Of Chapter Problems

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agreed with the lower court that there was sufficient evidence of part performance of the oral contract to render it specifically enforceable. Thus, the judgment in favor of the Sacketts was affirmed. Briggs v. Sackett, 418 A.2d 586, 1980 Pa. Super. Lexis 2034 (Pa.App.)

16.10. Yes, an order of specific performance is an appropriate remedy in this case. Specific performance may be decreed where the goods are unique or in other circumstances where money damages do not adequately compensate the plaintiff. In this case, the court found that the uniqueness of Claiborne's cosmetics line, including its distinctive package, is obvious. Moreover, the court found that money damages would not adequately compensate Claiborne for such intangibles as how the destruction of the Claiborne cosmetic line will affect the other business carried on under the Claiborne name. The closing of a much-publicized venture and its failure to supply stores would do nothing to enhance its reputation with ...

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