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What is actual breach?
party
fails
to perform their
obligations
in the contract
What is it called if it is serious?
repudiatory breach
What does repudiatory breach mean?
serious
If it is repudiatory breach what has happened?
there has been:
a
breach
of a
condition
a
refusal
to perform the
contract
a
serious
breach of an
innominate
term
In what ways can a breach occur?
renunciation
by a party of their
liabilites
impossability
created by the party's
own actions
total
or
partial failure
of performance
What happened in Gearbulk Holdings?
right to
terminate
for
non delivery
was
contained
in the contract and classed as a
condition
so the contract could be
ended
What is the remedy?
damages
What cna the innocent party do if the term is a condition?
entitled to also
end
the
contract
What happens if the term is an innominate term that is then classed as a condition?
contract can be
ended
What is a case example?
Gearbulk Holdings
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