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Breach of Contract in Nevada

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Breach of Contract laws
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In order to prove breach of contract in Nevada it is essential for a party to prove the following:

  • The existence of an actual contract agreed upon by both the parties.
  • The contract should satisfy basic features like legally enforceable, presence of an offer, acceptance and promise, etc.
  • There should also be a consideration in return for the promise given by the parties.
  • An act that violates or breaches the terms of the contract and which the court is convinced as a breach of contract.
  • Loss or damages arising from such breach of contract by either of the parties.
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