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    Business Law - Breach Of Contract And Its Remedies

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    Business Law - Breach Of Contract And Its Remedies

    Business Law - Breach Of Contract And Its Remedies
    Published 6/2022
    MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
    Language: English | Size: 3.91 GB | Duration: 4h 31m

    Preparing for foundation / intermediate examinations of CA / CMA / CS / Business Exams (English and Hindi Languages)

    What you'll learn
    Anticipatory Breach of Contract
    Actual Breach of Contract
    Suit for Damages
    Penalty & Liquidated Damages (Section 74)
    Requirements
    No prior knowledge is required for taking this course.
    Description
    Chapter 1: The Indian Contract Act, 1872UNIT – 5: BREACH OF CONTRACT AND ITS REMEDIESAfter studying this unit, you would be able to understand- ♦ Understand the concept of breach of contract and various modes thereof. ♦ Be clear about how the damages are to be measured.INTRODUCTIONWe have so far seen how a contract is made, the essential of a valid contract and also how a contract is to be performed as well as how a contract may be put an end. We shall now discuss about the breach of contract and also the mode in which compensation for breach of contract is estimated. Breach means failure of a party to perform his or her obligation under a contract. Breach of contract may arise in two ways: (1) Actual breach of contract (2) Anticipatory breach of contractSUMMARY 1. In case of breach of contract by one party, the other party need not perform his part of the contract and is entitled to compensation for the loss occurred to him. 2. Damages for breach of contract must be such loss or damage as naturally arise, in the usual course of things or which had been reasonably supposed to have been in contemplation of the parties when they made the contract, as the probable result of the breach. 3. Any other damages are said to be remote or indirect damages, hence, cannot be claimed.

    Overview

    Section 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1 Discharge Part - 1

    Lecture 2 Discharge Part - 2

    Lecture 3 Discharge Part - 3

    Lecture 4 Discharge Part - 4

    Lecture 5 Discharge Part - 5

    Lecture 6 Discharge Part - 6

    Lecture 7 Discharge Part - 7

    Lecture 8 Discharge Part - 8

    Lecture 9 Discharge Part - 9

    Lecture 10 Remedy for Breach Part - 1

    Lecture 11 Remedy for Breach Part - 2

    Lecture 12 Remedy for Breach Part - 3

    Lecture 13 Remedy for Breach Part - 4

    Lecture 14 Remedy for Breach Part - 5

    Lecture 15 Remedy for Breach Part - 6

    Lecture 16 Remedy for Breach Part - 7

    Lecture 17 Remedy for Breach Part - 8

    Lecture 18 Types of Damages Part - 1

    Lecture 19 Types of Damages Part - 2

    Lecture 20 Specific Performance and Injunction

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