Doctrine of fundamental breach

Let's see just how much of this doctrine it's necessary to understand - it applies in cases where, within a contract, exclusion of liability clauses are included - for many years it was believed that it was not possible for one party to try to avoid liability for a breach of condition (a fundamental breach) - eventually the House of Lords (now known as the Supreme Court) determined that it was possible to exclude liability even in the case of total non-performance this was confirmed by the Supreme Court on appeal from the Court of Appeal in the Photoproductions case Now, how much do you need to know? Not a lot! Just that it IS possible to exclude liability for breach even when that breach is fundamental But beware Unfair Contract Terms Act which considers equality of bargaining power OK?

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