When a contract goes wrong, there is frustration and confusion. What do you do if someone does not fulfil their end of the contract? The guide attempts to simplify the process associated with handling a contract breach by bringing out clear insight into when a breach is considered to have taken place, how to deal with it initially, and which legal avenues are open to you to enforce your rights. That way, one should be well-equipped with knowledge and ways of overcoming such challenges and safeguarding their interests.
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A contract breach refers to the failure of one party to perform what is required of them in a legally binding agreement. It might refer to nonperformance, partial performance, or poor performance of the contractual terms. The severity of the breach can either be minor, wherein the contract’s benefits are slightly affected, or material, in that it undermines the agreement’s basic intent or purpose. Understanding the degree and kind of breach is important since it determines the legal resources available; these may range from monetary damages to specific performance requests whereby the party in breach is compelled to perform the contractual duty. These, when recognized, are the aspects that help parties effectively manage and respond to contract disputes.
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