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Not necessarily... the common law concept of restitution requires that the parties be returned to their original, pre-contracting positions. In reality, this m
by tantalor 7y ago
Not necessarily...
the common law concept of restitution requires that the parties be returned to their original, pre-contracting positions. In reality, this means that the parties must return any prepaid monies or deposits
https://www.agg.com/news-insights/publications/your-event-is-cancelled-because-of-covid-19-breach-of-contract-or-excused-performance/ https://www.agg.com/news-insights/publications/your-event-is...
- usaar333 7y agoI think you are copying the section of when there is no force majeur section. See this legal article covering schools "https://www.fisherphillips.com/resources-alerts-comprehensive-covid-19-strategy-plan-for-independent" https://www.fisherphillips.com/resources-alerts-comprehensiv... -- they aren't legally obligated to refund if they have a force majeur provision in their contract.