Question

the two types of breach are​

Answer 1

Answer:

A breach is a failure by a party to fulfil the obligations under a contract. It is of two types, namely, anticipatory breach and actual breach

Answer 2

Answer:

Actual breach and Anticipatory breach are the two types of breach of contract.

Explanation:

Breach of contract

When one party to a legally binding agreement fails to perform in accordance with the terms of the agreement, a breach of contract has occurred. Both written and spoken contracts are susceptible to breach.

Actual breach:

• Failure to carry out contractual responsibilities is referred to as an actual breach of the agreement.
• This indicates that the failure has actually happened and has not only been expected.
• A party may violate a contract in a number of ways, such as by completely failing to perform or by missing a deadline.

Anticipatory breach

• An anticipatory breach in contract law arises when one party repudiates the agreement before the performance is required.
• The non-breaching party can refuse to execute if there is an anticipated breach.
• If the non-breaching party has not relied on the anticipatory breach, the initiating party may rescind it.

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