That is informative, but does not cover this case. There are some people, some organizations, I might contract with, and be willing to perform for, yet, if the organization changed, the people changed, the situation changed, I might quit, on the spot, and if I have not started to perform, would certainly refuse the new organization, as not wanting be to associated with the new organization. You will see more of this refusal to be associated, with The Donald J. Trump and John F. Kennedy Memorial Center for the Performing Arts.
Going forward, those that contract with that organization, know what they are getting into, and who they are agreeing to contract with, so standard rules of contracting will be in effect, whether it be common law or regulated under Uniform Commercial Code. My studies in college under Judge Middlebrook, were primarily on contract law under UCC, with very little discussion or consideration of common law, as it can very more widely, whereas Uniform Commercial Code has been adopted more widely, even in states such as Louisiana after 1990. If you think, Chief Judge Milton Lee, or appellate Srikanth "Sri" Srinivasan (both appointed by Barack Obama) are likely to look on this performer as an indentured servant to the Trump organization, you are most likely mistaken, in my humble opinion.
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