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SIM Business Law CA2 (Question)
SIM Business Law CA2 (Question)
DIPLOMA IN ACCOUNTING
DIPLOMA IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
DIPLOMA IN BANKING & FINANCE (FULL‐TIME)
LAW 0115 CA2 – INDIVIDUAL ASSIGNMENT
JUL - SEP 2023
Spring Pte Ltd (“Spring”) entered into a contract with Uber Design Pte Ltd (“Uber”)
to renovate its office. Under the terms of the contract, Uber was to provide interior
design and space planning services as well as project management of the renovations.
The contract stated that the project was to be completed in 4 months starting from 1
February 2023. The agreed contractual sum was $200,000. Under the terms of the
contract, Spring was to pay Uber the following:
The renovations proceeded smoothly at first. Spring paid Uber up to 50% of the
contractual sum according to the different stages set out in the table. However, after
that, Uber persistently had trouble getting workers and eventually handed the office
back to Spring on 31 May 2023, unpainted. All other works in the contract were
completed. Uber told Spring to find a painter to finish the paintwork and requested
payment of the balance 50% of the contractual sum.
Spring wanted to move into their office as soon as possible so reluctantly accepted
back the keys to the office. Spring then approached Nihon Paint who quoted them
$10,000 to paint the entire office.
Spring was rather unhappy and approached you to get your advice. Advise Spring on
the following:
(a) Define “discharge of a contract” and briefly explain FOUR (4) ways that a
contract may be discharged.
(10 marks)
(b) Discuss the LEGAL PRINCIPLES concerning the above case study, APPLY the
legal principles, and CONCLUDE on whether
(i) the contract between Spring and Uber was discharged; and
(ii) Uber could recover any money from Spring.
(35 marks)
NOTE: You are NOT required to discuss discharge by breach for part (b).
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