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anticipatory breach

/ænˈtɪsɪpətɔːri briːtʃ/

Traducción: Término jurídico que designa la situación en la que una parte de un contrato indica, antes de que venza el plazo de cumplimiento, que no cumplirá sus obligaciones contractuales, lo que permite a la otra parte considerar el contrato violado de inmediato.

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/ænˈtɪsɪpətɔːri briːtʃ/C1formallegal
  • esTérmino jurídico que designa la situación en la que una parte de un contrato indica, antes de que venza el plazo de cumplimiento, que no cumplirá sus obligaciones contractuales, lo que permite a la otra parte considerar el contrato violado de inmediato.

A legal term referring to a situation where one party to a contract indicates, before the performance is due, that they will not fulfill their contractual obligations, allowing the other party to treat the contract as breached immediately.

  1. Anticipatory repudiationC2formal

    A legal term describing when one party to a contract indicates, before the performance is due, that they will not fulfill their obligations.

    esIncumplimiento anticipado

    • The supplier's email stating they cannot deliver the goods next month constitutes an anticipatory breach.
    • The court ruled that the company's announcement of bankruptcy was an anticipatory breach of the contract.
    • If a party clearly states they will not perform, the other party can sue for anticipatory breach immediately.