Legal Question in Business Law in Texas

Conduct a training course

Party A is required by contract to conduct a training session for Party B. The training session is one month away, and Party B cancelled the training, claiming a lack of interest in the course. There were already 4 signed up for the course, and it has been stated before that 4 is a minimum number to hold the training. Party B has spent big $ advertising the course. Can the cancellation be considered a breach of the contract, and can Party B then stop spending money to advertise the course?


Asked on 3/23/07, 2:08 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Peter Bradie Bradie, Bradie & Bradie

Re: Conduct a training course

It sure sounds like a clear breach of contract by B, IF the minimum of four sign-ups is written in the contract. If strictly verbal, you have a he said, she said contest with A having the burden of proof.

B, having canceled the course, can stop spending money on advertising. It doesn't make the breach any worse.

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Answered on 3/23/07, 2:33 pm


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