Performance Flashcards

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What are the 3 ways In which a contract can end ?

A

Performance
Breach
Frustration

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What is discharge by performance

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Where both parties fulfil the contract and do what they promised

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What is the case of cutter v Powell an example of ?

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Performance of the contract must be complete and exact to discharge of contract

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What is the case of Ritchie v Atkinson an example of ?

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Contracts can be divided into parts

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What is the case of Dakin v lee an example of ?

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Substantial performance may be adequate in large contracts

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What is the case of Young v Thames properties an example of ?

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Quantum meruit, where the contract price may be reflected how much work is done

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What is Planche v Colburn an example of ?

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When one party prevents the other from carrying out the contract

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What do the courts consider when upholding the term of timeframes ?

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Parties have expressly stated time is a crucial part of performance

In the circumstances time for completion of the contract is crucial

One party has failed to complete on time and new date from completion

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