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Hello
I have a doubt.In the case “Hochster v De La Tour”, since the tour company beforehand told Hochster that they no longer required his services, why was claimant entitled to sue?
Thank you
Because, even before they told him that they didn’t want him, they had previously said that they did want him
So, when he agreed the dates and the amounts involved, we have a contract
And now they’re breaching that contract
So he can sue for breach of contract
OK?
ohh right. Thank you 😀
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