As discussed in a previous article, a breach of Contract occurs when a party does not fulfill their contractual obligations. However, what happens when the contractual obligations aren’t fulfilled? A Small Claims Court Paralegal can answer that.
A frustrated contract is a legally terminated contract due to an unforeseeable circumstance that has occurred, in which none of the parties had control over. Some examples of this may include; a storm, government closures, fire etc.
In order for a contract to be deemed frustrated, the contract generally needs to fit these criteria:
Seems pretty simple right? Not always. There is still a lot of “grey area” when it comes to what can be deemed a frustrated contract. There are times where a contract may seem frustrated, but as per the law it is not. In addition, there may be language in the contract that speaks to what options are available in a situation where the contract has been frustrated.
If you are involved in a contract that you believe has been frustrated, including a residential tenancy lease or commercial lease, contact Balatidis Legal Services, a Mississauga small claims paralegal, where we can go through the contract and use our knowledge to provide you with a legal opinion on your matter.
We believe affordable justice matters and should be accessible to everyone. Trust the professional advice of Balatidis Legal Services; a small claims court paralegal servicing Mississauga, Brampton, Toronto, Oakville, Burlington and Hamilton.
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