Remedies for Breach Flashcards

1
Q

The typical equitable remedy for Breach

A

Specific Performance

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2
Q

specific performance

equitable remedy

A

an order by the court to complete performance of the contract

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3
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for the vendee, SP is based on

eqt. remedty

A

the inherent uniqueness of the land

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4
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for the vendor, SP is based on

equitable remedy

A

mutuality of remedy

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5
Q

if mutuality of remedy is not recognized, the vendor is left with….
(equit. remedy)

A

remedy at law–damages

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6
Q

Legal Remedies for Breach

A

-benefit of the bargain
-out of pocket
VENDEE chooses one of them

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7
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Benefit- of the Bargain

A

the difference between the market value of the property at the time of the breach and the contract amount

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8
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out-of-pocket

A

the amounts paid by the vendee to the vendor with interest and amounts paid to others for purchase-associated expenses

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9
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limitation of recovery of Benefit-of-the-Bargain Damages

A
  • half states ONLY allow if VENDOR’s breach was
    1) in bad faith
    2) Fraudulent
    3) Willful
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10
Q

what is more speculative B-O-B or Out of pocket damages

A

BOB because the market value of the land at the time of the breach must be determined

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11
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Vendor’s remedies (at law)

A

-his damages are amt promised by vendee PLUS associated expenses less the amount the vendor was able to receive from another party in mitigation.

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12
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What MUST vendor when seeking damages at law

A

attempt to mitigate by selling the property to someone else

-IF HE fails, the amt the vendor SHOULD have gotten will be deducted

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