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12 Cards in this Set
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Cutter v powell |
Performance must be complete and exact Second mate on voyage for fixed fee. Died near end. Widow was not entitled to any proportion of his fee |
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Re Moore & co |
Said the products would come in 30 tins came in 24 |
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Ritchie v Atkinson |
Separate parts divisible contract Ship owner only carried part of the cargo. Paid for what did liable for breach |
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Dakin & co |
Substantial performance Repaired ds premises three poorly done costing 80 quid. Done badly but still done |
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Hoenig v Isaacs |
Case by case basis Decorator contracted to decorate and furnish. Some furniture defective 55 pounds. Paid on quantum meruit basis |
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Bolton v Mhadeva |
Central heating installation defective costing 170 to repair not been substantial performance |
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Young v Thames properties |
Uncertainty to exception Resurfacing car park less thick than agreed entitled to agreed amount |
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Planche v Colburn |
Prevention of full performance Publisher hired author then decided to abandon whole series of books. Author entitled to recover a fee |
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Sumpter v hedges |
Acceptance of part performance Builder ran out of money half way through. Customer completed rest had no choice but to accept. |
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Charles Rickards ltd |
Effect of term as to time Body of rolls Royce was not completed on time. Gave notice if not completed in 4 weeks would cancel contract. Rejected completed car |
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Union eagle ltd |
Contract sale of flat 5pm completion. Purchaser delivered purchase price at 5.10 seller repudiated contract. Entitled as time was condition |
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Hakimzay ltd |
Sale of land terms with time. If time has been waived must be reinstated as a term. |
