A civil trial that is heard only by a judge (no jury) is called a ____ trial.
In the Celtics v. Shaw case, the Celtics asked the court to grant a preliminary _______, a type of equitable relief.
In Mendenhall, the court stated that the fourth element of a claim for breach of contract under New York law is _____ attributable to the breach.
The standard of proof that the plaintiff in a civil litigation must meet is a “___________ of the evidence.”
The defendant in a lawsuit has the option of filing a motion to _____ in lieu of an answer at the beginning of the litigation.
This is “a privilege, gain, or profit incidental to employment in addition to regular salary or wages” that many coaches benefit from.
The doctrine of promissory ________ provides for the enforceability of a promise based on the promisee’s justifiable and detrimental reliance on such promise, despite the nonexistence of an otherwise enforceable contract.
An ______is the expression of intent to enter into a contract on the terms set forth.
Stare _____ is a legal doctrine that means a court must follow earlier judicial decisions when the same issues arise again in litigation.
_______ is the power of the court to hear and determine the outcome of the case.
______ of contract occurs when a party to a contract fails to sufficiently fulfill its contractual obligations or promises such that the other party suffers damages as a result.
A key concept in contract law is a ______, which involves a person making a commitment to do or not do something in the future.
This is a holding, or ruling of the court, that establishes authority for the disposition of future similar cases.
The ______ is the formal legal document that lists the pleadings, or claims, that the plaintiff is asserting against the defendant.
An ____ contract is one where the mutual assent arises from the words exchanged by the parties to the contract.
The court in Celtics v. Shaw noted that a labor arbitration agreement is valid so long as it “draws its essence” from the _____ contract.