Resisting Termination: Some Comparative Observations

Solene Rowan

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Abstract

Termination for Breach of contract releases the parties from their contractual obligations to perform.[1] It is a powerful and definitive device that discharges all unperformed primary obligations under the contract yet to accrue and ends the contractual relationship, often instantaneously.[2] Significant commercial and financial consequences for the parties may ensue. These can be acute for the defaulting promisor. Not only is he deprived of the benefit of the contract; in many cases, he must also compensate the injured promisee in damages for losses caused by breach, possibly including the loss of the bargain.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationDefences in Contract
EditorsA Dyson, J Goudkamp & F Wilmot-Smith
Place of PublicationWest Sussex, UK
PublisherHart Publishing
Pages163-186pp
Volume1
Edition1st
ISBN (Print)978-1-84946-723-0
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2017

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