Money awards in contract law / David Winterton.
Material type: TextSeries: Hart studies in private lawPublisher: Oxford : Hart Publishing, [2015]Description: 1 online resourceContent type:- text
- computer
- online resource
- 9781782252955
- 1782252959
- 9781474201155
- 1474201156
- 1782252967
- 9781782252962
- Penalties, Contractual -- England
- Penalties, Contractual -- Wales
- Breach of contract -- England
- Breach of contract -- Wales
- Clause pénale (Droit) -- Angleterre
- Clause pénale (Droit) -- Pays de Galles
- Inexécution -- Angleterre
- Inexécution -- Pays de Galles
- Contract law
- LAW -- Administrative Law & Regulatory Practice
- Breach of contract
- Penalties, Contractual
- England
- Wales
- Schuldrecht
- Vertragsverletzung
- Geldstrafe
- Großbritannien
- 346.4202/2 23
- KD1600
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Includes index.
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Cover; Half-title; Title; Copyright; Foreword; Acknowledgements; Summary Contents; Detailed Contents; Table of Cases; Table of Legislation; Introduction; I. Context and Motivation; II. An Overview of the Argument; III. The Need for the Proposed Distinction; IV. The Place of Theory; A. The Kind of Substitutionary Account Proposed; B. The Distinction Between 'Principle' and 'Policy'; C. The Theoretical Basis for the Proposed Distinction; V. The Structure of the Book; A. Part I; B. Part II; C. Part III; VI. Methodology; A. An Interpretative Approach; B. Why Take this Approach?
Part I: The Inadequacy of the Orthodox Understanding of Contractual Money Awards1. An Overview of the Orthodox Account; I. Introduction; II. The Conventional Interpretation of the Robinson v Harman Principle; A. The Principle's Indeterminacy; 1. Indeterminacy as to Purpose; 2. Indeterminacy as to Scope; B. The Meaning of 'Loss' in the Orthodox Account; 1. A Focus on the Financial Consequences of Breach; 2. Limited Recognition of Non-Pecuniary Consequences; III. Expanding Recovery for Non-Pecuniary Loss; A. Damages for 'Mental Distress' and 'Physical Inconvenience'
1. Two Exceptions to the General Bar on Recovery2. The Decision in Farley v Skinner; 3. More Recent Developments; B. Damages for 'Loss of Amenity'; 1. Ruxley Electronics v Forsyth; 2. Subsequent Judicial Analysis of Ruxley; IV. Conclusion; 2. The Doctrinal Inaccuracy of the Orthodox Account; I. Introduction; II. Two Clear Examples of Non-Compensatory Money Awards; A. Nominal Damages for Breach of Contract; 1. Conventional Nominal Damages; 2. Substantial 'Nominal' Damages; B. Gain-Based Awards for Breach of Contract; 1. Attorney-General v Blake; 2. Subsequent Case Law.
III. Other Awards Inconsistent with the Law's Orthodox UnderstandingA. Substantial Money Awards in the Three-Party Context; 1. Specific Exceptions to the General Exclusionary Rule; 2. Extending 'the Albazero Exception'; 3. The Significance of Panatown; 4. Appraising the Current Legal Position; B. Awards Based on a Hypothetical Release Bargain; 1. Award In Lieu of a Restorative Injunction; 2. Award for Breach of Exclusivity; 3. Award for Breach of Confidentiality; C. Awards for the Breach of a Contract of Sale that Exceed the Promisee's Factual Loss; 1. Non-delivery; 2. Late Delivery.
3. Defective Goods4. Summary of the Sale of Goods Case Law; D. Contractual Awards in Other Contexts that Exceed the Promisee's Factual Loss; 1. Contracts of Carriage; 2. Contracts of Employment; 3. Building Repairs; 4. Breach of Tenant's Obligation to Repair; 5. Breach of Restrictive Covenant in Relation to Goods; E. Awards Exceeding Factual Loss Due to the Accrual of Post-Breach Benefits; 1. Loss Reduced or Eliminated by a Third Party Payment; 2. Loss Reduced or Eliminated by Other Post-Breach Events; IV. Conclusion; 3. Conceptual and Terminological Difficulties with the Orthodox Account.
This book challenges the orthodox understanding of the expectation principle, as famously laid down by Parke B in Robinson v Harman, and proposes a new account of the money awards provided in response to breach of contract.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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