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Breach of contract according to the online English dictionary is the failure to perform a term of contract that is either put in written or oral. For example, failure of tenants to pay rent in the agreed time by the landlord, acts which show a party will not be able to complete the agreed work in time, or failure of the landlord to provide security to his tenants. Breach of contract is one of the most common cases of law suits. This paper will evaluate the effect of breach of contract.
For example, in the case of Margaret v. Muigai Management Co.; the case examines the duty a landlord owed to her tenant Miss Margaret but on failure of him to provide the conditions as agreed which in this case was to provide the tenants with security, the plaintiff Miss Wills signed for breach of contract. Miss Margaret was sexually assaulted in front of their premise, Ridgeways apartments which was owned by the defendant Nyati oxford and was subsequently being managed by Muigai Managing Company. In similar cases there had been earlier reports that the residence was not safe and so many people had lost their properties to thieves.
The case of Charles, in the event that any potential business owner is in the process of leasing a premise, then it is highly recommended that such an individual gets well acquitted with some of the terms that are often used in these processes. This helps one to understand what he or she is getting into and would be a warning signal in case there is any phrase or word of contention and that might bring about misunderstandings later on as seen in Charlie’s case. The lease that is given for any business endeavors or for residential purposes often provides the one
Who is leasing with a legal enforcement in as far as the property they are about to partake for use is concerned. These premises whatever use they might be meant for are a crucial part of the renter as well as the landlord therefore the lease should have all the relevant
Breach of contract according to the online English dictionary is the failure to perform a term of contract that is either put in written or oral. For example, failure of tenants to pay rent in the agreed time by the landlord, acts which show a party will not be able to complete the agreed work in time, or failure of the landlord to provide security to his tenants. Breach of contract is one of the most common cases of law suits. This paper will evaluate the effect of breach of contract.
For example, in the case of Margaret v. Muigai Management Co.; the case examines the duty a landlord owed to her tenant Miss Margaret but on failure of him to provide the conditions as agreed which in this case was to provide the tenants with security, the plaintiff Miss Wills signed for breach of contract. Miss Margaret was sexually assaulted in front of their premise, Ridgeways apartments which was owned by the defendant Nyati oxford and was subsequently being managed by Muigai Managing Company. In similar cases there had been earlier reports that the residence was not safe and so many people had lost their properties to thieves.
The case of Charles, in the event that any potential business owner is in the process of leasing a premise, then it is highly recommended that such an individual gets well acquitted with some of the terms that are often used in these processes. This helps one to understand what he or she is getting into and would be a warning signal in case there is any phrase or word of contention and that might bring about misunderstandings later on as seen in Charlie’s case. The lease that is given for any business endeavors or for residential purposes often provides the one
Who is leasing with a legal enforcement in as far as the property they are about to partake for use is concerned. These premises whatever use they might be meant for are a crucial part of the renter as well as the landlord therefore the lease should have all the relevant
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