Section 6.1 Transferring and Ending Contracts.

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Section 6.1 Transferring and Ending Contracts

Section 6.1 Transferring and Ending Contracts A contract can be discharged, or ended, voluntarily or involuntarily.

Section 6.1 Transferring and Ending Contracts Contract are discharged voluntarily in two ways: by agreement by performance

Section 6.1 Transferring and Ending Contracts A contract is discharged by performance when the terms of the contract have been completed.

Section 6.1 Transferring and Ending Contracts A contract is discharged by agreement when both parties agree to end it even if the terms of the contract are not completed.

Section 6.1 Transferring and Ending Contracts Contracts are discharged involuntarily in two ways: by impossibility of performance by operation of law

Section 6.1 Transferring and Ending Contracts A contract is discharged by impossibility of performance if: a party to the contract becomes ill or dies the subject matter of the contract is destroyed the contract becomes illegal

Section 6.1 Transferring and Ending Contracts A breach of contact occurs when a party to a contract fails to perform the duties specified in the contract.

Section 6.1 Transferring and Ending Contracts The rights and duties laid out in a contract can be transferred, or moved, to someone else.

Section 6.1 Transferring and Ending Contracts The transfer of a right under a contract, such as the right to receive money or have goods delivered, is called an assignment.

Section 6.1 Transferring and Ending Contracts

Section 6.1 Transferring and Ending Contracts The transfer of a duty under a contract, such as the duty to pay money or to deliver goods, is called a delegation.

Section 6.1 Transferring and Ending Contracts Although the performance of a duty in a contract can be delegated, the responsibility for it cannot.

Section 6.1 Transferring and Ending Contracts

Section 6.2 Voidable Contracts and Remedies

Section 6.2 Voidable Contracts and Remedies A contract that seems to be valid can be voided if the agreement is defective.

Section 6.2 Voidable Contracts and Remedies A contract may be defective due to: fraud misrepresentation mistake duress undue influence

Section 6.2 Voidable Contracts and Remedies Fraud is a deliberate deception designed to gain something unfairly and unlawfully.

Section 6.2 Voidable Contracts and Remedies Misrepresentation occurs when a person unintentionally claims something that turns out to be false.

Section 6.2 Voidable Contracts and Remedies A mistake is an error made in a contract. The mistake can be unilateral or bilateral.

Section 6.2 Voidable Contracts and Remedies A unilateral mistake is a mistake made by one of the parties to a contract. When this happens, the party usually cannot get out of the contract.

Section 6.2 Voidable Contracts and Remedies A bilateral mistake is a mistake by both parties to a contract. When this happens, usually either party can get out of the contract.

Section 6.2 Voidable Contracts and Remedies Duress occurs when someone uses force or the threat of force to get someone else to enter into a contract.

Section 6.2 Voidable Contracts and Remedies Undue influence occurs when someone uses a position of power over someone else to persuade that person to enter into a contract.

Section 6.2 Voidable Contracts and Remedies When a contract has been breached, the injured party can seek a remedy. A remedy is a legal means of enforcing a right or correcting a wrong.

Section 6.2 Voidable Contracts and Remedies The injured party can sue for damages or ask the court for an equitable remedy. Damages are usually in the form of money. An equitable remedy usually consists of requiring the other party to complete the contract.