The most striking quote I have read yesterday is this "often promises are broken"? page 163.
The auther here tries to focus on the promises that could be subject to remedy, so the promisee can ask for money. Because usually the results of a broken promise are not that important. For example, if your friend invites you for a party that he has to cancel it, that is not a problem, however, if this party is far away that you plan on buying non-refundable plane tickets for you and your family to attend while your friend does not let you know about cancelation, then he will likely be responsible for your losses. Don't you wish that everyone has to pay for his broken promise!
wow interesting topic it's include a legally topic which is "damage and compensation", or "the implications of the damage" because
ReplyDeleteremove some of the damages would be directly and another indirectly through compensation!. Thank you Salem because by this topic you took me to the civil code world!
Thank you Salem for bringing such an intersting topic to the table.
ReplyDeleteIf that were to happen, I would be the richest man on earth
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Also, I believe that many people would appreciate and respect the value of a promise. And know more about how could a broken promise not only affect you financially but also emotionally.
One last thing, I liked how you delivered your idea. The example you give helped me understand more that a broken promise could lead to a disaster.
Warm regards
Well, your perspective is so great! But I think a lot of money is useless for a broken heart. e
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