Voidable Contracts
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The contract is voidable if, due to Emily's innocent misrepresentations. It is
not a bilateral mistake because both parties are not making the same
mistake.
A Defense to Fraud
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, The defendant must make the representation with the intent to influence
the other party's action. If the defendant did not intend to deceive, there is
no proof of fraud.
Frustration of Purpose
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A rental contract is useless to a person since the original purpose for the
rental was frustrated because the celebrity was not there. Frustration of
purpose can discharge a contract that is possible to perform, when a
supervening event destroys the propose or value of the contract, provided
that both parties are aware of that purpose or value.
Consequential Damages
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The loss of the entry fee money is an example of consequential damages.
Consequential damages are awarded by court to indemnify injured parties
for losses that result indirectly from a wrong, such as a breach of contract
as in this situation.
Enterprise/Industry-Wide Liability
Alternative Liability
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The contract is voidable if, due to Emily's innocent misrepresentations. It is
not a bilateral mistake because both parties are not making the same
mistake.
A Defense to Fraud
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, The defendant must make the representation with the intent to influence
the other party's action. If the defendant did not intend to deceive, there is
no proof of fraud.
Frustration of Purpose
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A rental contract is useless to a person since the original purpose for the
rental was frustrated because the celebrity was not there. Frustration of
purpose can discharge a contract that is possible to perform, when a
supervening event destroys the propose or value of the contract, provided
that both parties are aware of that purpose or value.
Consequential Damages
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The loss of the entry fee money is an example of consequential damages.
Consequential damages are awarded by court to indemnify injured parties
for losses that result indirectly from a wrong, such as a breach of contract
as in this situation.
Enterprise/Industry-Wide Liability
Alternative Liability
