CON · S01Why should a contract be binding?Asked in 4 of 7 papers (Jun ’22, Dec ’22, Jun ’24, Jan ’25)Why does Barnett regard reliance, by itself, as an incomplete criterion for deciding which commitments contract law should enforce?
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ProAReliance theory still needs a principled way to distinguish legally protected reliance from other reliance.
BEvery loss following reliance is automatically contractual damage under his theory.
CReliance matters only when a promise is written and registered.
DHe denies that people ever organize their conduct around another person’s undertaking.
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