'contract breach' is a correct and common phrase in written English.
It refers to the violation of one or more terms of a contract. For example, "The plaintiff is suing the defendant for damages due to contract breach."
During contract negotiation, wise negotiators prepare for the possibility of a contract breach.
To analyze this question, we built a model for fragile contracts with interacting demand, spot price and contract breach uncertainties.
When drafting contracts or negotiated agreements, wise negotiators prepare for the possibility of a contract breach in several ways.
The deal with Hellmund was recently canceled over a contract breach, and F1 officials instead have been negotiating with Circuit of the Americas.
Kaplan submitted his claim to New York county supreme court, Courthouse News reports, charging Hutz with breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty and unjust enrichment.
Mr. Brody is seeking a permanent injunction against the release of "Giallo," as well as damages for breach of contract, breach of fair dealing, fraud and misappropriation of his publicity rights.
Although no contract breaches took place in the wheat market, early negative experiences in the soybean market resulted in a general hesitancy on the part of the public sector to engage in partnerships with the private sector.
Colgan's company helps customers identify contract breaches on the part of their cell phone carriers, allowing them to terminate their contracts without paying a heavy fee.
Your metadata can be subpoenaed for any criminal court case including, but not limited to, drug and alcohol offences, insurance claims and contract breaches.
Resource reallocation opportunities only arose where there were significant contract breaches (e.g. underperformance), when practitioners relinquished their NHS contracts or when practitioners agreed to permanent rebasing of their contracts.
If a party to the contract breaches, and lawyers get involved, it is usually customary for each party to pay their own legal fees.
