Nonso
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Nonso
A centuries-old doctrine generally de-fined as “an unreasonable interference with a right common to the general pub-lic,” 2
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#opioidlit #kendrick: definition of public nuissance
classical contract law traditionally considered neither change of heart problems nor supplied any coherent frame-work to deal with them.
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#sur #margalit: contract law has historically not accounted for things such as a change in heart
This fear is even worse when we are dealing with the inferior classes of society, which in the international con-text means citizens of third world countries, especially India, 27 who may make wrong decisions due to the strong economic temptation.
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#sur #margalit: infantilization of third world countries possibly
current body of U.S. law one can already find the implication of the understanding that due to the fear that the surrogate mother will change her mind, the surrogate contract is not enforceable, at least not until the cooling period is over.
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#sur #margalit: the surrogate mother’s consent does not kick in until the cooling period is over