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Sir you told me on 13 Nov 2017, that in breach of condition innocent party can
Either
a) terminate the contract + claim damages
Or
B) Only claim damages
No I did not!
This is what I wrote …
… “Yes, for a breach of condition, the innocent party may either treat the contract as terminated and claim damages or may simply claim damages (treat as discharged and / or damages)”
What do you understand by the “and / or” part of that answer?
But I’ll ask you again – why, as the injured party, would you claim termination and not claim damages?
Your hypothetical question is wasting your time and, more importantly, it’s wasting mine in answering your ridiculous questions!
I’m praying for the day when you post on this forum and say “Sir, many thanks – I’ve passed F4”
Please let that day come soon