Know your rights when promises are broken
A contract is a legally enforceable agreement between two or more parties. It creates rights and obligations for everyone involved.
A breach happens when one party fails to perform their promised duties or performs them incorrectly or late.
Breach of contract can cause serious financial loss, delays, and disputes. Knowing your rights helps you take legal action effectively.
Occurs when performance is due but a party fails to perform or delivers defective work or goods.
Occurs when a party informs in advance that they will not fulfill the contract before the due date.
Minor Breach – Partial failure but contract continues Material Breach – Major failure affecting core purpose
Victims of breach can claim: 1.Damages (Compensation) 2.Specific Performance 3.Rescission of Contract 4.Quantum Meruit
Breach of contract is usually a civil matter, not a criminal offence. It becomes criminal only if fraud or cheating is involved.
1.Check contract terms carefully 2.Collect evidence of breach 3.Seek legal advice 4.Claim suitable remedies