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Cenhave NV v Breme Handelsgesellschaft mbH
citrus pellets, 'good condition', innominate term, breach not serious - warranty
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Connor v Stainton
fence 12 feet apart, further apart than promised, added droppers, not substantial performance, damages awarded
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Codelfa Construction v State Rail Authority NSW
- noise levels, injunction, would cost Codelfa, terms implied ad hoc (obliging SRA to pay for extra costs) - NO.
- Time of contracting, parties believed nothing could prevent construction - could not be inferred intention to include term in contract.
- Frustration - performance possible only in a way that was fundamentally different.
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Government of Newfoundland v Newfoundland Railway Co
grant money after each section built, entire project not completed, divisible contract
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Hochester v De la Tour
courier to company, 3 weeks before - cancelled, anticipatory breach, immediate right to sue
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Hoenig v Isaacs
paint apartment, furniture – badly done, rectify, substantial performance – must be accepted, paid for proportionately, deduct cost of repairs.
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Holland v Wiltshire
sold land, extended deadline, failure to meet, did not intend to proceed with sale, deadline; late performance, entitled to resell and claim losses; notice of decision to terminate.
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Koompahtoo Local Aboriginal Land Council v Sanpine
develop land, keep accounts; termination – root of contract, deprived Council of substantial part of benefit; condition or innominate.
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Maritime National Fish v Ocean Trawlers
3 licences, ask to take back boat, frustration; fault/deliberate act by party seeking relief.
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Phillips v Ellinson Brothers
divisible contract; work 160 hrs/month – 60% profit, reduced work – informal arrangement, original contract not varied; not entitled to claim payment – had not performed obligations.
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Steele v Tardiani
cut firewood, acceptance of partial performance, duty to pay pro rata for accepted performance.
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Varley v Whipp
reaping machine, old and broken and mended; terms implied by legislation; sale of goods; duty to deliver goods as identified by description; entitled to reject, not obliged to pay.
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