Understanding Terminating

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• substitute one contract for another

1. Actual Damages

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   • Damages DIRECTLY related to breach
   1. Anticipation Breach

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      • notified that a party to the contract will not fulfill their part of the contract prior to the required time of fulfillment
      1. Assignee

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         • party to whom right is transferred
         1. Assignor

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            • party who transfers the right
            1. Assignment

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               • legally transferring your RIGHTS in a contract
               1. Breaching a contact

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                  • wrongful failure to perform one or more promises in a contract

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• award only for injuries suffered- nothing more

1. Complete Performances

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   • all terms have been carried out properly and completely
   1. Consequential Damages

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      • damages that DO NOT flow directly from the breach
      1. Delegation

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         • transfer a duty
         1. Incidental Damages

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            • reasonable expenses that arise INDIRECTLY from breach of contract
            1. Injuction

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               • court order that prevents a party from performing an act
               1. Wrongful Alteration

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                  • any altering or changing of a contract will discharge parties to the agreement

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• anticipated damages agreed upon prior to contract being signed 

1. Mutual Release

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   • each side releases the other side from the contract
   1. Nominal Damages

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      • award to prove legal injury but no damages caused
      1. Punitive Damages

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         • damages in excess of losses suffered in order to punish party for breach
         1. Satisfactory Performance

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            • law requires that services be completed in s satisfactory manner
            1. Speculative

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               • damages awarded not on fact but on expectations from contract fulfillment
               1. Statue of Limitations

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                  • Individual states have a time limit on lawsuits to be filef

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• Slightly less than full performance

1. Tender of Performance

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   • offer to perform