Action for Debt and Restitution Flashcards

1
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What are the 2 types of remedies?

A
  • Damages or Action for Debt
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2
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What is an Action for Debt?

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  • Amount payable under a contract
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3
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Does mitigation apply in Action for Debt cases?

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NO

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4
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Is the amount payable for Action4Debt contracts fixed?

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YES

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5
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What are the requirements for Action for Debt?

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  1. Contract MUST contain a certain amount that must be paid or ascertainable amount
  2. The right to payment of the sum must have accrued
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6
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When does the payment accrue?

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  • Substantial performance
  • Divisible performance
  • Entire obligations
  • Apportionment legislation
  • Payments independent of performance
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7
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What does it mean for a contract to be a ‘substantial performance?’

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  • Contract worked on as a WHOLE
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What is Apportionment leggislation?

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  • Affects when the particular types of payments under contract accrue
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9
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What is Payments independent of contract?

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  • Deposits and Instalments are examples
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10
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When is Restitution available?

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  • ONLY available where the occuring event is NOT govrned by contract
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What is Restitution?

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  • Situation where one party benefits from another’s detriment
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