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Limitations and Remedies in Contract Law: A Case Study of Marks and Spencer

   

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Table of content...............................................................................................................................2
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY..................................................................................................................................3
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................6
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................7
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INTRODUCTION
Business law aligns with all the commercial practises which are been undertaken in order to
manage the systematic working of the companies by applying all the rules and regulations which
are been framed by the government. There are so many laws and legal rules which are made by
the government in order to manage the security and the effective legal compliance. Some of the
well-known regulatory laws are like employment law, contract act, law of torts and many more.
Contract law is an agreement which is been made between the parties enforced by the law. It has
certain remedies for general breach made by any of the individual in the agreement they are like
specific performance of contract, injunction, damages and many more. The organisation chosen
in this essay is Marks and Spencer which is a multinational company dealt clothing and
accessories (Hofmann, 2021). This essay will cover the limitations and remedies available in
contract in context to specific performance and further will discuss the extent to which corporate
social responsibility is applied.
MAIN BODY
Specific performance of contract is known as the equitable remedy which is granted by the
courts in order to manage and fulfil all the contractual obligations that are been made between
the parties while entering in the contract. In English law there observed that all the contracts
which are been made in the parties will have the effective mechanism in relation to defines
through which they protect the rights and the duties of the duties of the person is protected from
encountering all the damages that can occur due to non-performance (Yonjan, 2019). The
specific performance underline and maintain the responsibilities to be given on the parties to
complete the promised work for which they had denies and caused breach in the contract. It is
mainly against all such alleviations in the real estate where reward can be given for the non-
performance it obliges and force the person to manage the work according to the agreement that
is been made. Some of the main limitations which are observed in the specific performance of
act by the UK law are like, as this relief address the person to obligate and perform all such work
on which they mutually agreed. (Halbert,. and Ingulli,, 2020). This make the party to conjugate
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