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{{g}}To [[repudiate]] a [[contract]] is to [[fundamental breach|fundamentally breach]] it: to indicate one’s inability or unwillingness to perform it in such a way as to deprive the aggrieved party of substantially the whole benefit of the bargain represented by the contract. | {{a|g| | ||
[[File:Givingthefinger.jpg|450px|thumb|center|This is what I think of your stupid contract]] | |||
}}To [[repudiate]] a [[contract]] is to [[fundamental breach|fundamentally breach]] it: to indicate one’s inability or unwillingness to perform it in such a way as to deprive the aggrieved party of substantially the whole benefit of the bargain represented by the contract. | |||
A “[[Repudiatory breach|repudiatory]]” or “[[Fundamental breach|fundamental]]” [[breach of contract]] is a one which is sufficiently serious to indicate a party has repudiated the {{tag|contract}}, thereby entitling the innocent party to [[terminate]] the {{tag|contract}}. | A “[[Repudiatory breach|repudiatory]]” or “[[Fundamental breach|fundamental]]” [[breach of contract]] is a one which is sufficiently serious to indicate a party has repudiated the {{tag|contract}}, thereby entitling the innocent party to [[terminate]] the {{tag|contract}}. |