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Contract law [2005] JLR 348

Grove v Baker

Grove v Baker [2005] JLR 348 (11 July 2005)

The court held that late payment of interest did not amount to a fundamental breach justifying termination of the loan contract.

  • Fundamental breach
  • Termination of contract
  • Timely payment of interest
  • Fundamental-breach
  • Termination-of-contract
  • Loan-agreements
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Employment law [2001] JLR 416

Rossborough (R.A.) (Ins. Brokers) Ltd. v Boon

Rossborough (R.A.) (Ins. Brokers) Ltd. v Boon [2001] JLR 416 (25 July 2001)

Interlocutory employment case on constructive dismissal. The court could not decide the merits and reserved whether any fundamental breach justified treating the contract as ended.

  • Constructive dismissal
  • Termination of employment
  • Fundamental breach
  • Constructive-dismissal
  • Termination-of-employment
  • Fundamental-breach
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Contract law [1977] JLR 71

New Guarantee Trust Fin. Ltd. v Birbeck

New Guarantee Trust Fin. Ltd. v Birbeck [1977] JLR 71 (18 August 1977)

Acceptance of interest due on a debt did not amount to acquiescence in an unrelated fundamental breach, so repudiation was not barred.

  • Repudiation
  • Acquiescence
  • Fundamental breach
  • Contract-law
  • Fundamental-breach
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Consumer credit [1977] JLR 45

Julian S. Hodge Bank (Jersey) Ltd. v Richomme

Julian S. Hodge Bank (Jersey) Ltd. v Richomme [1977] JLR 45 (26 April 1977)

A Jersey hire-purchase case holding that a dealer’s misrepresentation, as agent of the finance company, could amount to a fundamental breach allowing the agreement to be set aside.

  • Hire purchase
  • Agency
  • Misrepresentation
  • Fundamental breach
  • Implied terms
  • Consumer-credit
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