CONTRACTS-RESCISSION FOR SUBSTANTIAL BREACH-LIEN FOR IMPROVEMENTS GIVEN VENDEE

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Abstract

For statement of facts see preceding note in this issue, Younger v. Caroselli, 251 Mich. 533, 232 N.W. 378.

According to the majority view in the United States, a builder, whose substantial breach of contract (the instant case can hardly be considered one of substantial performance) is merely negligent and in good faith, can recover the value of his labor and materials less the damage caused the promisee.

Recommended Citation

CONTRACTS-RESCISSION FOR SUBSTANTIAL BREACH-LIEN FOR IMPROVEMENTS GIVEN VENDEE, 29 Mich. L. Rev. 510 (1931).
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