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Case summary:Company N manufactures and sells athletic footwear which includes its lines of the shoes AF. Company A is a limited liability company that produces and markets athletic footwear that includes the line of shoes, S and SB. Company N filed a case against company A in federal district court for the violation of the trademark of product AF. Company A filed a counterclaim against N stating that the trademark of product AF was invalid. N issued a contract of covenant agreement. N vowed that it would not raise any claim against the company A for colorable imitation. Later on, N filed a motion for dismissal of his own claims and the counterclaims of A.
To f ind :The contracts that are similar to covenants not to sue.
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1. “Section 10 of Contract Act 1950 mentioned that all agreements are contracts if they are
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Impossibilty of performance is , as a rule not an excuse for non - performance of a contract . Discuss .
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a contract in which one person promises to pay the debt of
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