Contracts damages Flashcards

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what is expectation damages?

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the difference between what the non breaching party wouldve got if the contract was performed and what the non breaching party has now.

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what is the lost volume seller expectation?

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recover lost profit

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what are incidental damages

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costs incurred in dealing with the breach

such as : costs of storing rejected goods in a sale of goods or finding a replacement in a services contract.

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what are foreseeable consequential damages?

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special damages.

kind of loss that is special to the plaintiff. limited to situations in which D had reason to know of these special circumstances at the time of the contract

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what are less avoidable damages?

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no recovery for damages that could have been avoided without undue burden on plaintiff. Burdens of pleading and proof on defendant.

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what is anticipatory repudiation?

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unambiguous statement or conduct (1) that the repudiating party will not perform (2) made prior to the time that performance was due

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time of recovery for anticipatory repudiation?

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immediate claim for damages

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when can anticipatory repudiation?

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as long as there hasnt been a material change in position by the other party

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what is the three concepts for insecurity of performance?

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  1. reasonable grounds for security
  2. written demand for adequate assurance
  3. commercially reasonable to stop performance
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what kind of breach excuses the other party from performing a contract governed by common law?

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a material breach

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when is there not a material breach?

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if there has been substantial perofrmance

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12
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any breach has damages, but what kind of breach excuses performance?

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material beach

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in which situations can parole evidence be used?

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  1. cannot be used to contradict
  2. defenses to the contract
  3. ambiguity
  4. conditions before contract
  5. mistake in integration
  6. partial in integration adding terms
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when can a contract be rescinded?

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  1. performance hasnt been completed

2. both parties agree

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what is an accord?

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if the new agreement is performed then performance of the original obligation is excused

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what is the basics of an accord?

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accept a different performance

17
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what is the basics to a modification?

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accept a different agreement

18
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what is a novation?

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an agreed upon substitution by both parties.