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Breach of Contract - Marketing and Sales Law - Lecture Notes, Study notes of Law

This lecture is from Marketing and Sales Law. Key important points are: Breach of Contract, Remedies Sales, Marketing Law, Contracts Cases, Specific Performance, Intellectual Property, Material Breach, Breach of a Condition, Contract Purpose, Compensatory Damages

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Breach of Contract and Remedies Sales and Marketing Law
Review remedies at law and in equity
Equity remedies in contracts cases
Specific performance important to ISM
Injunction Intellectual property
Rescission
Rare except in cases of material breach
What is a material breach?
Breach of a condition
Goes to heart of contract purpose
Remedies at law in contracts cases
Compensatory damages restore non-breaching party to as
Good an economic position as would have enjoyed if breach
had not occurred.
Consequential damages foreseeable damages flowing from
breach.
Key foreseeable
Significance and importance of addressing
Liquidated Damages common in ISM contracts
Old rule reasonable approximation and used for
damages difficult to measure
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Breach of Contract and Remedies Sales and Marketing Law

Review remedies at law and in equity

Equity remedies in contracts cases Specific performance – important to ISM

Injunction – Intellectual property Rescission Rare except in cases of material breach What is a material breach? Breach of a condition Goes to heart of contract purpose

Remedies at law in contracts cases Compensatory damages – restore non-breaching party to as Good an economic position as would have enjoyed if breach had not occurred. Consequential damages foreseeable damages flowing from breach. Key – foreseeable

Significance and importance of addressing Liquidated Damages – common in ISM contracts Old rule – reasonable approximation and used for damages difficult to measure

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Liquidated Damages Cont. Emerging Rule – penalty Exculpatory Clause

Exempt party from liability for tort Won’t work for gross negligence, intentional tort, fraud Gross negligence -

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