The Rusal filing added: "Sual seeks … injunctive relief against … [Rusal] preventing it from performing the contracts, rescission of the contracts, and damages against … the company".
His biggest turn offs: Max Baucus, no-bid contracts, rescission, health insurance co-ops, the term "Smart war" being used to justify a dumb war, and the guy at the gym who keeps slamming down his 20-pound dumbbells so as to make them sound heavier.
General contract law permits rescission only for material breaches, and the Code restates "materiality" in terms of "substantial impairment".
The harshness of the rule led courts to seek to ameliorate its effect and to bring the law of sales in closer harmony with the law of contracts, which allows rescission only for material breaches.
Section 2 of the Act governs changes to and rescission of contracts.
Under current law, managers who violate the provision are simply subject to rescission of contracts and nonpayment of commissions by any client who complains to the labor commissioner.
On August 8, 2006, the FTC filed a complaint in United States District Court "to obtain preliminary and permanent injunctive relief, rescission of contracts, restitution, disgorgement and other equitable relief for Defendants' deceptive and unfair acts or practices in violation of Section 5(a) of the FTC Act".
On November 20 , 1978the Ramirezes sued Autosport seeking, among other things, rescission of the contract.
Nonetheless, revocation of acceptance is intended to provide the same relief as rescission of a contract of sale of goods.
Although the complaint requested rescission of the contract, plaintiffs actually sought not only the end of their contractual obligations, but also restoration to their pre-contractual position.
