Breach of a Contract - Scots Law
Hi guys,
In scots Law, a remedy for breach of contract would be specific implement?
I found specific performance, but after research I feel this is only relating to English Law.. is this correct or can it also be used in Scotland?
any help would be great.
In scots Law, a remedy for breach of contract would be specific implement?
I found specific performance, but after research I feel this is only relating to English Law.. is this correct or can it also be used in Scotland?
any help would be great.
Original post by littleangelinex
Hi guys,
In scots Law, a remedy for breach of contract would be specific implement?
I found specific performance, but after research I feel this is only relating to English Law.. is this correct or can it also be used in Scotland?
any help would be great.
In scots Law, a remedy for breach of contract would be specific implement?
I found specific performance, but after research I feel this is only relating to English Law.. is this correct or can it also be used in Scotland?
any help would be great.
Specific implement is the Scots term. There are a number of other remedies, but you can find these from the briefest scrutiny of any contract book. MacQueen and Thomson has a couple of dedicated chapters.
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