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Quiz Breach of Contract
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11 yrs ago
A quiz about breach of contract and damages under UK law
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10 QUESTIONS
hard
1
What does discharge of contract mean?
The parties to an agreement are freed from their contractual obligations
That no agreement has been reached
That contractual performance has been completed
That there has been frustration of the contract
That there has been a partial breach of contract
2
What is an anticipatory breach?
Failure to perform an agreed contractual obligation
Fault making performance impossible after the contract is due
One that incurs damages
Repudiation before performance is due
One that can be terminated only
3
Can an innocent party terminate for any breach of contract?
Yes - You can always terminate for breach
No - You can never terminate for breach
No - It depends on the money involved
No - It depends on the consequences
No - It depends on the measure of compensation
4
Which of these gives a right to terminate?
Conditions
Mere Puffs
Mere Representations
Warrenties
5
Which case gave rise to the idea that courts will not include terms as warranties in the technical sense?
Sports National Ltd
Hong Kong Fir Shipping Ltd
Yukong Line v Rendsberg Investments
Stocznia Gdonska v Latvian Shipping Co
Ruxley Electronic & Construction Ltd v Forsyth
6
Which case gave rise to the idea that one can be paid speculative loss?
Jackson v Horizon Holidays
Farley v Skinner (No 2)
Jarvis v Swans Tours Ltd
Chaplin v Hicks
Anglia Television v Reed
7
Which case gave rise to the idea that you will not receive damages if they are too remote?
Victoria Laudry v Newman Industries
Hadley v Baxendale
Koufos v C Czarnikow Ltd (The Heron II)
Dunlop Pneumatic Tyre Co v New Garage and Motor Ltd
Brace v Calder
8
What happened in Payzu Ltd v Sauders [1919] that meant that no damages were received?
Failure to accept a new offer
Failure to take employment
There was an equitable remedy
There was specific performance
Damages were not adequate
9
What type of remedy is specific performance?
A non-equitable remedy
A type of damages
A remedy requiring court supervision
An equitable remedy
A new type of remedy
10
Which of these conditions does NOT have to be met for specific performance to be allowed?
Damages must not be adequate
Mutuality
Court supervision not required
Death of one of the parties
It does not involve personal services
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