Legal Question in Appeals and Writs in United Kingdom

if party A enters into a contract with party B where there is not a term that identifies the location for the perfromance agreed in the contract. 2 weeks after the contract was signed, party B moves to a new location where party A would not gain any profit by performing in this new location, bearing in mind that party B is a long standing client of party A. What can party A claim for?

Asked on 5/24/11, 10:47 am

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Without the necessary details to give a full advices:

The contract becomes un-executable (because one party moved), and maybe you can claim lost profits. But if it is a long standing client...

Renegotiate, on the basis that the first contract became un-executable.

Answered on 5/26/11, 11:40 am

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