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Anticipatory Breach: Hochster v. De La Tour by Sanskrati jain is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The case of Albert Hochster Vs. Edgar Frederick De La Tour addresses the concept of anticipatory breach of contract, where one party repudiates the contract before the performance date. The court ruled in favor of Hochster, allowing him to sue for breach despite the contract not being due, establishing that a party can seek damages immediately upon repudiation. This landmark decision has significant implications for contract law, particularly under the Indian Contract Act, 1872, affirming the right of an ag
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- Sanskrati jain
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- EN