Montana — Title 28 · Chapter 2 — CONTRACTS
- § 28-2-101 — Contract defined
- § 28-2-102 — Essential elements of a contract
- § 28-2-103 — Express versus implied contracts
- § 28-2-104 — Executed versus executory contracts
- § 28-2-201 — Who may contract
- § 28-2-202 — Contracts of persons entirely without understanding
- § 28-2-203 — Contracts of persons with limited understanding
- § 28-2-204 — When person of unsound mind cannot disaffirm contract
- § 28-2-205 — When contract for benefit of third person may be enforced by third person
- § 28-2-206 — Assignment of nonnegotiable written contract
- § 28-2-301 — Essential characteristics of consent
- § 28-2-302 — Effect of consent which is not free
- § 28-2-303 — When consent is mutual
- § 28-2-304 — Ratification of contract void for want of consent
- § 28-2-401 — When apparent consent not free
- § 28-2-402 — What constitutes duress
- § 28-2-403 — What constitutes menace
- § 28-2-404 — Kinds of fraud
- § 28-2-405 — What constitutes actual fraud
- § 28-2-406 — What constitutes constructive fraud
- § 28-2-407 — What constitutes undue influence
- § 28-2-408 — Kinds of mistake
- § 28-2-409 — What constitutes mistake of fact
- § 28-2-410 — What constitutes mistake of law
- § 28-2-411 — Mistake of foreign laws -- mistake of fact
- § 28-2-501 — How consent is communicated
- § 28-2-502 — When consent is considered fully communicated
- § 28-2-503 — Implied acceptance
- § 28-2-504 — Acceptance to be absolute
- § 28-2-511 — When proposal may be revoked
- § 28-2-512 — How proposal revoked
- § 28-2-601 — Object of contract defined
- § 28-2-602 — Essential characteristics of object
- § 28-2-603 — When contract wholly void
- § 28-2-604 — When contract partially void
- § 28-2-701 — What is unlawful
- § 28-2-702 — Contracts that violate policy of law -- exemption from responsibility -- exception
- § 28-2-703 — Contracts in restraint of trade generally void
- § 28-2-704 — Exception -- sale of goodwill of business
- § 28-2-705 — Exception -- dissolution of partnership
- § 28-2-706 — Contracts in restraint of marriage generally void
- § 28-2-707 — What conditions void
- § 28-2-708 — Restraints upon legal proceedings void
- § 28-2-709 — Illegality of agreement to allow another person to confess judgment, accept service of process, or accept default
- § 28-2-710 — Compromise and settlement of civil claims -- negotiation
- § 28-2-721 — When provision fixing liquidated damages valid
- § 28-2-723 — Construction contracts requiring lien or bond waiver void
- § 28-2-724 — Prohibition of contracts that restrict practice -- applicability -- exceptions
- § 28-2-801 — What constitutes good consideration
- § 28-2-802 — Extent to which existing legal or moral obligation is good consideration
- § 28-2-803 — Consideration to be lawful -- effect of illegality
- § 28-2-804 — Written instrument presumptive evidence of consideration
- § 28-2-805 — Burden of proof of want of consideration
- § 28-2-811 — Applicability of rules concerning object to executory consideration
- § 28-2-812 — How amount of executory consideration may be determined
- § 28-2-813 — Determination by interested party
- § 28-2-814 — Effect of impossibility of designated exclusive method of determination
- § 28-2-901 — When contracts may be oral
- § 28-2-902 — Enforcement of contract not in writing through fraud
- § 28-2-903 — What contracts must be in writing
- § 28-2-904 — Effect of written contract on oral agreements
- § 28-2-905 — When extrinsic evidence concerning a written agreement may be considered
- § 28-2-906 — When written contract takes effect
- § 28-2-907 — Applicability of rules concerning transfers in general
- § 28-2-1501 — When successive actions on same contract permitted
- § 28-2-1601 — Alteration of oral contract by parties
- § 28-2-1602 — How written contract may be altered by parties
- § 28-2-1611 — When written contract may be revised by court
- § 28-2-1612 — Presumption that parties intended equitable agreement
- § 28-2-1613 — Scope of court's inquiry
- § 28-2-1614 — Specific enforcement of revised contract
- § 28-2-1701 — How contract extinguished
- § 28-2-1702 — Extinction of written contract by destruction or cancellation
- § 28-2-1703 — Extinction of executory obligations of contract by destruction, cancellation, or alteration
- § 28-2-1711 — When party may rescind
- § 28-2-1712 — When stipulation against rescission ineffective
- § 28-2-1713 — How rescission accomplished
- § 28-2-1714 — When rescission may be adjudged
- § 28-2-1715 — When rescission may be adjudged for mistake
- § 28-2-1716 — Power of court to require party rescinding to do equity
- § 28-2-2101 — Definitions
- § 28-2-2102 — Performance entitles contractor or subcontractor to payment
- § 28-2-2103 — Payment to contractor and subcontractor
- § 28-2-2104 — Obligations upon delay of payment
- § 28-2-2105 — Prevailing party entitled to costs and attorney fees
- § 28-2-2106 — Remedies not exclusive
- § 28-2-2107 — Exception for certain residential dwellings
- § 28-2-2110 — Limit on retainage
- § 28-2-2111 — Construction contract indemnification provisions
- § 28-2-2115 — Alternative billing cycle
- § 28-2-2116 — Construction contracts -- void provisions
- § 28-2-2117 — Suspension of performance -- termination
- § 28-2-2201 — Residential construction contracts -- disclosure and warranty requirements
- § 28-2-2202 — Disclosure and warranty requirements for sales of newly constructed residences