Anticipatory Breach of Contract and the Limitations Act

Introduction An anticipatory breach of contract occurs where one party to a contract expresses, or it becomes clear by the circumstances, that they are not going to perform on the due date. The innocent party may accept the repudiation when it occurs and seek damages, or instead, wait until the performance was contractually due and […]

Specific Performance in Commercial Real Estate Transactions

Specific performance is an equitable remedy in the law of contract. Its effect is to require the party against whom the order is made to perform a specific act, such as the performance of an obligation in the contract in question. Specific performance is most often seen used in real estate transactions forcing the deal […]

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