Remedies Flashcards

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What was stated in Robinson v Harman?

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Damages are to put C back in the position they would have been in should the contract have been executed

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What damages are awarded if there is no financial loss?

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Nominal damages/unliquidated damages

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What was held in Wrotham Park v Parkside?

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There can be compensation for a sum a party would have reasonably demanded for them to breach their obligations

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What was held in Ruxley Electronics v Forsyth?

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Damages are awarded for loss of amenity if the purpose of the contract was to provide amenity

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What is the test in Hadley v Baxendale for remoteness of damage?

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  1. Must be a naturally occurring loss of the breach
  2. Can be a non-natural loss providing the loss was at the ‘reasonable contemplation of both parties at the time the contract was made’
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What was held in Chaplin v Hicks?

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Speculative loss cannot be claimed, however, loss of chance can

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What was held in C&P Haulage v Middleton?

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C cannot seek reliance loss to rescue himself from a bad bargain

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What was held in Anglia TV v Reed?

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In reliance pre-contractual losses are recoverable if within the contemplation of parties

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What is restitution interest?

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Right to repayment of benefits after the contract was agreed if D enriched at C’s expense

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What are liquidated damages?

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Contract specifies the amount of damages due to breach

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What was held in Dunlop v New Garage?

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Liquidated damages clauses are a genuine or reasonable pre-estimate of the loss

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What was held in Arvici v Fallon?

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A prohibitory breach can be awarded which tells a party not to breach a contract

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What is specific performance?

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Requires the party to carry out their primary obligations

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What was held in Beswick v Beswick?

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It must be just and reasonable for specific performance to be carried out

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What was held in Patel v Ali?

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Specific performance cannot be used where severe hardship would be caused to D

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