Various Business Law Parties

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A party may fail to perform the duty as expected, which may lead to the other party suing for the damage caused; for breaching the contract. Different cases about the contract, such as breaching of contract and remedies, personal property and bailment, and real property, are discussed below.
Breach of Contract and Remedies cases
Case question 2, Laura will recover the specified amount in the contract from Anthony because of the liquidation clause that allows the aggrieved party to receive a specific amount for breaching the contract by the other party (Twomey, Jennings and Greene p 350).
Case question 4, the contractor will pay a specified amount to the aggrieved party for failing to perform a contract expectedly, leading to consequential damage within the contemplation of the contracting part (p355).
Case question 6, the seller must give the buyer the down payment for the real estate because of the anticipatory repudiation that allows a party to declare that a contract's performance will not be made when required (p350).
Case question 10, the homeowner is entitled to recover the damage from the roofer, for the direct damage occurred to the interior part of the house due to the heavy rain because the roofer failed to do the task as they had agreed, which is a breach of the contract (p 351).
Case question 11, the defendant was correct by raising the defense that the release Ken signed shielded them from liability. When Ken Sulejmanagic joined the diving course taught by Madison and YMCA, he signed a document releasing them from being liable for any harm that may occur.
Personal property and Bailments cases
Case question 1, the creditor can raise execution against Winnebago mobile home owned by both the husband and wife in tenancy by the whole, because of the Co-tenancy right that allows owners of the property by two or more people (p368).
Case question 2, Marlene will obtain dishes from Joe because of the constructive bailment, which states a person may come to the possession of the property of the other party without the owner's consent and in this case, after Marlene realize that dishes belong to her, she had a right to recover them (p 370).
Case question 3, Carl will not refund the money he was given as a loan from his
Aunt Joyce, to the administrator, for before Joyce died, she had accepted for no return on loan. She gave it to ...