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repudiatory

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Another avenue might be to argue that the timescale amounts to a repudiatory breach of contract by the builder.
This is about a repudiatory breach ( a breach of contract so fundamental the other party can treat the contract as being at an end ( and sue for damages.
67) A court might also be persuaded to recognize that these common law terms have the same status as under the statute, so that a bailee whose bailor had no right to bail the goods might be entitled to treat the breach as repudiatory and set aside the contract, recovering all sums paid.
 
 
 
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