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The Morality of Contract and Moral Culpability in Breach

The liability in contract as well as the remedies available to the innocent party is largely insensitive to the questions concerning fault on the part of the party in breach. A moral law of contract is not a punitive law of contract, nor a law of contract which sets out simply to enforce moral norms, promissory or otherwise.