Opinion

McCall v. Carlson

  • 63 Nev. 390
  • 172 P.2d 171
  • 1946 Nev. LEXIS 36
Court
Nevada Supreme Court
Filed
Aug 22, 1946
Status
Published
Author
Horsey
On the bench
Horsey, Taber, Ducker, Successor, Eather
Cited by
24 cases

“Our equitable powers do not extend so far as to permit us to disregard fundamental principles of the law of contracts, or arbitrarily to force upon parties contractual obligations, terms or conditions which they have not voluntarily assumed.”

How later courts described this case

  • “Our equitable powers do not extend so far as to permit us to disregard fundamental principles of the law of contracts, or arbitrarily to force upon parties contractual obligations, terms or conditions which they have not voluntarily assumed.”
  • optionee, as opposed to contract vendee, has merely a contract right to acquire a property interest

Written by the judges who cited it.

The opinion

On Petition for Rehearing

By the Court,

HORSEY, J.:

The petition for rehearing in the above-entitled cause is hereby denied.

Taber, C. J., concurs.

Eather, J., did not participate.

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