And what I mean by that is I've seen it say in Wilmington, Delaware, Chancery Court, which they just want to get, you know, 200 slides in front of the chancellor in that venue for their closing argument.
I mean, it seems like if it's in Article III, a court would have said it's in Article III instead of just it's part of the nature of equity before today.
It's an equitable concept, which means if you go into a court of equity asking for an equitable remedy, meaning non-monetary, You know, like don't don't let those planes take off.
Specific performance is an equitable remedy compelling a party to perform as promised, typically available when damages are inadequate, such as in contracts involving unique goods or real estate.
After clerking at both the Delaware Court of Chancery and the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit, Charles joined George Hamlin's solo practice on Central Avenue in downtown Albuquerque.
In many jurisdictions, promissory estoppel serves as a substitute for consideration, thereby enabling the enforcement of non-contractual promises under equitable principles.
Moreover, the interplay between estoppel and other doctrines of equity, such as waiver and latches, demands a nuanced approach that takes into account both the letter and the spirit of the law.