Commercial litigation : the consequences of breach of contract -- damages and other remedies / Rachel Burnett.

By:

Burnett, Rachel

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Thorogood special briefingPublication details: London : Thorogood Publishing Ltd., 2011.Description: 1 online resource (vi, 61 pages)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9781854187796
1854187791
9781854187482
1854187481
128337319X
9781283373197

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Electronic books.

Additional physical formats: Print version:: Commercial Litigation.DDC classification:

346.4202 23

LOC classification:

KD1629 .B87 2011eb

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Contents:

Cover; Title Page; The author; Chapter 1 Introduction; Chapter 2 Alternatives to litigation for breach of contract; Chapter 3 Basic principles; Chapter 4 Measuring Damages; Chapter 5 Specific kinds of awards; Chapter 6 Other remedies; Appendix List of cases and statutes; Other specially commissioned briefings from Thorogood.

Summary: The law on remedies for breach of contract is technical and complex, built mainly from legal precedent. This Report provides advice, guidance and remedies for those who deal directly with contracts and contractual problems (in businesses and other organisations) as well those whose work is affected by the contents of a contract. It is relevant for drafting and negotiating contract terms as well as for problems arising from performance of the contract.

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The law on remedies for breach of contract is technical and complex, built mainly from legal precedent. This Report provides advice, guidance and remedies for those who deal directly with contracts and contractual problems (in businesses and other organisations) as well those whose work is affected by the contents of a contract. It is relevant for drafting and negotiating contract terms as well as for problems arising from performance of the contract.

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