Contracts
To: John Doe, Senior Partner
From: Noelle Milburn
Date: August 2, 2010
Re: Angela Woodside vs. Doyle Construction
1. Has Doyle Contractors breached its contract with Angela Woodside? Explain your answer fully. 2. Does Ms. Woodside have to wait until after April 1, 2008 to sue Doyle Contractors for breach of contract? Explain your answer fully. 3. Assuming a breach of contract has or will occur, what remedies does Ms Woodside have after the breach? 4. What defenses might Doyle Contractors raise in the event it is sued by Ms. Woodside? 5. Ms. Woodside has stated that a farmer has approached her about taking over the mortgage payments for Doyle Contractors and receiving title to the land. Explain the contract principle(s) that would apply to such an arrangement, whether it would need to be in writing and whether you would need approval from Doyle Contractors. 6. If Ms. Woodside were to permit a farmer to take over Doyle Contractor’s mortgage payments, please draft a contract clause for the agreement between the farmer and Ms. Woodside that would protect Ms. Woodside should the lands zoning be changed once again.
I believe that Doyle construction has breached the contract with Angela Woodside. Ms. Woodside provided owner financing by accepting a down payment of $100,000. Doyle Contractor agreed to pay Ms. Woodside $400,000 installments over (10) years. Doyle contractors have a duty to Ms. Woodside. She did not know that the Ohio Board of Agriculture was going to designated part of the land solely for Agriculture use.
I believe that Ms. Woodside does not have to wait until April 1, 2008 to sue Doyle Contractors for breach of contract. When Ms. Woodside was notified that Doyle Contractors intended to stop making monthly payments for the land after April 1, 2008, she needed to see a lawyer.
I believe that the remedy Ms. Woodside has is to look for another buyer or sell to the farmer. If some of the land is going to be use for
From: Noelle Milburn
Date: August 2, 2010
Re: Angela Woodside vs. Doyle Construction
1. Has Doyle Contractors breached its contract with Angela Woodside? Explain your answer fully. 2. Does Ms. Woodside have to wait until after April 1, 2008 to sue Doyle Contractors for breach of contract? Explain your answer fully. 3. Assuming a breach of contract has or will occur, what remedies does Ms Woodside have after the breach? 4. What defenses might Doyle Contractors raise in the event it is sued by Ms. Woodside? 5. Ms. Woodside has stated that a farmer has approached her about taking over the mortgage payments for Doyle Contractors and receiving title to the land. Explain the contract principle(s) that would apply to such an arrangement, whether it would need to be in writing and whether you would need approval from Doyle Contractors. 6. If Ms. Woodside were to permit a farmer to take over Doyle Contractor’s mortgage payments, please draft a contract clause for the agreement between the farmer and Ms. Woodside that would protect Ms. Woodside should the lands zoning be changed once again.
I believe that Doyle construction has breached the contract with Angela Woodside. Ms. Woodside provided owner financing by accepting a down payment of $100,000. Doyle Contractor agreed to pay Ms. Woodside $400,000 installments over (10) years. Doyle contractors have a duty to Ms. Woodside. She did not know that the Ohio Board of Agriculture was going to designated part of the land solely for Agriculture use.
I believe that Ms. Woodside does not have to wait until April 1, 2008 to sue Doyle Contractors for breach of contract. When Ms. Woodside was notified that Doyle Contractors intended to stop making monthly payments for the land after April 1, 2008, she needed to see a lawyer.
I believe that the remedy Ms. Woodside has is to look for another buyer or sell to the farmer. If some of the land is going to be use for