alleryStart learning →A repudiatory breach deprives the innocent party of what?
AThe right to sue for costs
BNearly all the intended benefit
CA minor part of the price
DThe right to appoint arbitrators
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Nearly all the intended benefit
Conduct is repudiatory when the innocent party loses substantially all the benefit it bargained for.
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