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anticipatory repudiation: a standalone construct

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Contract law

the doctrine treating a party's clear statement before performance is due that it will not perform as a present breach, with rules on timing of damages.

In contract law, anticipatory repudiation refers to the doctrine treating a party's clear statement before performance is due that it will not perform as a present breach, with rules on timing of damages. This meaning comes from Jackson (1978) in Stanford Law Review.[1]

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Jackson, T. H. (1978). "Anticipatory Repudiation" and the Temporal Element of Contract Law: An Economic Inquiry into Contract Damages in Cases of Prospective Nonperformance. Stanford Law Review, 31(1), 69. https://doi.org/10.2307/1228412

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