'Substantial performance' presentation slideshows

Module 2 Contract Formation

Module 2 Contract Formation. BUS 105 PowerPoints by Rick Manzano is licensed under CC-BY 4.0. Definition of a Contract. A contract is a: Promise or set of promises, For which breach of which, The law provides a remedy, or The performance of which the law in some way recognizes as a duty.

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Contracts: Third Party Rights, Discharge, Breach, and Remedies

BUSINESS LAW TODAY Essentials 9 th Ed. Roger LeRoy Miller - Institute for University Studies, Arlington, Texas Gaylord A. Jentz - University of Texas at Austin, Emeritus. Contracts: Third Party Rights, Discharge, Breach, and Remedies. Chapter 10. Learning Objectives.

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Chapter 18 Performance & Remedies

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CHAPTER 9 Third Party Rights, Discharge, Breach, and Remedies

CHAPTER 9 Third Party Rights, Discharge, Breach, and Remedies. Learning Objectives. What is the difference between an assignment and a delegation? What factors indicate a third party is an intended beneficiary?

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Privity

Privity. As a general rule, only the parties to the contract can acquire rights and incur liabilities under it CASE: Beswick v Beswick [1968] CASE: Trident General Insurance Co Ltd v McNiece Bros Pty Ltd (1988)

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Chapter 11 Contracts: Third Party Rights and Discharge

Chapter 11 Contracts: Third Party Rights and Discharge. Learning Objectives. What is the difference between an assignment and a delegation? What rights can be assigned despite a contract clause expressly prohibiting assignment?

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Restitution in the breach of contract context

Restitution in the breach of contract context. Was there a substantial breach?. Yes. No. Did P confer a benefit on D?. Yes. No. Is it unjust to let D retain the benefit?. Yes. No. P gets the reasonable value of the benefit conferred. No restitution recovery.

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