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It’s a contract where a human being agrees to perform some task for the other party. David Beckham was in a personal service contract to play football for Manchester United.
If he had decided not to play there was nothing that anyone could do to make him play so a court will not award a judgement of specific performance against a breacher in a personal service contract
OK?
yes but if the david lets suppose contract to give services for 2 years and after one year he retire from giving service then its ok he is not be forced to give service but mike its breach of contract and the manchester united may loss from breach
mike is court grant damages as remedy in caseNo. We could finish up with the ridiculous situation where Beckham puts on the kit and runs out with the rest of the team but plays a mare of a game. By turning out he’s not in breach and who’s to say that he wasn’t playing his best.
But you’re doing it again aren’t you! You’re wandering into the vague world of “what ifs”
This is a law exam for accountants. It’s not the Lord Chancellor’s test to determine which of 4 possibles should be next appointed as a high court judge
sorry mike buts its my mind developed in this way i always thinks and wants to fully get knowledge about things i believe that learn things with full concept is good but sorry for asking to much questions
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