Hello. I am confused about 4th question. Is the statement “there are two types of breach — anticipatory breach and actual breach” false? But in Kaplan study text it is distinguished these two categories of breach of contract: “Types of breach. Actual breach is where the breach occurs on the due date for performance. Anticipatory breach occurs where, before the due date for performance, a party shows an intention not to perform his contractual obligations. It is referred to as renunciation.”
I believe that the two types of breach are … anticipatory breach and breach during performance.
I don’t think that the term ‘actual breach’ is recognised in law
But it’s a strange question!
OK?
Hello. I am confused about 4th question. Is the statement “there are two types of breach — anticipatory breach and actual breach” false? But in Kaplan study text it is distinguished these two categories of breach of contract: “Types of breach. Actual breach is where the breach occurs on the due date for performance. Anticipatory breach occurs where, before the due date for performance, a party shows an intention not to perform his contractual obligations. It is referred to as renunciation.”
in the BPP it’s called fundamental breach, maybe that’s why it’s wrong..