The question of what steps are reasonable is one of fact. In [ case ], it was held that there was no expectation that the plaintiff should embark on 'a complicated and difficult piece of litigation' in order to minimise the effects of the defendant's breach.
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Pilkington v Wood [1953] CH 770
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The question of what steps are reasonable is one of fact. In [ case ], it was held that there was no expectation that the plaintiff should embark on 'a complicated and difficult piece of litigation' in order to minimise the effects of the defendant's breach.
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#contract #law #remedies
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The question of what steps are reasonable is one of fact. In [ case ], it was held that there was no expectation that the plaintiff should embark on 'a complicated and difficult piece of litigation' in order to minimise the effects of the defendant's breach.
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Pilkington v Wood [1953] CH 770
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