Performance, Material Breach, and Substantial Performance
Decide whether a failure permits damages only, suspension, cure, cancellation, or the end of the parties’ remaining duties.
Practical systems for studying, writing, careers, and law-school life.
Decide whether a failure permits damages only, suspension, cure, cancellation, or the end of the parties’ remaining duties.
Evaluate oppressive bargaining, illegal bargains, exculpatory clauses, warranty promises, and disclaimers that attempt to reallocate contractual risk.
Distinguish a condition from a promise, apply subjective and objective satisfaction, and decide when nonoccurrence is waived or excused.
Analyze threatened nonperformance and changed circumstances without treating every difficulty, delay, or bad bargain as an excuse.
Calculate the protected interest, apply foreseeability and mitigation, and choose between money, restitution, and equitable relief.