Massachusetts breach of contract laws requires that contracts be made as written agreements to have more evidence to prove in court.
- Both parties should sign the contract and should essentially have an offer, consent, and consideration.
- Breach of contract refers to the violation of any provision referred to in the agreement that fails the contract’s central purpose.
- The aggrieved party is entitled to sue the other party for damages incurred.
- The damages could compute by considering the general and incidental damages borne by the party due to the violation.