基于F4的考试题型发生了重大变化,且出题方式也随之改变。所以,在这里,解析一下新的题型和答题模式。 Example 1 Az Ltd operates a shipbuilding business which specialises in constructing and modifying ships to order. In 2011, Az Ltd entered into an agreement with Bob to completely rebuild a ship to Bob’s specification for a total contract price of £7 million. However, after completion, Bob informed Az Ltd that, due to the downturn in the world economy, he no longer needed the ship. Az Ltd had already expended £5 million on altering the ship, and immediately started an action against Bob for breach of contract. However, in the week before the case was to be decided in the court, Az Ltd sold the ship for the same amount of money which they would have received from Bob. Required: (a) State the purposes of awarding damages for breach of contract. (2 marks) Answer (a) Damages in contract are intended to compensate an injured party for any financial loss sustained as a consequence of another party’s breach. The object is not to punish the party in breach, so the amount of damages awarded can never be greater than the actual loss suffered. The usual aim of the award of damages is to put the injured party in the same position they would have been in had the contract been properly performed (expectation loss). 分析:
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