AUDIO Case Study – Contract Lessons from Baltic Shipping vs Dillon on Restitution for Non-Performance

Description

In this episode, we examine Baltic Shipping Co. v. Dillon (1993), a European case that focuses on the concept of restitution for non-performance in contract law. The case highlights the principle that when a contract is breached, the non-breaching party is entitled to be restored to their pre-contract position, including the reimbursement of payments made. For contract managers, this case emphasizes the importance of fulfilling contractual obligations and the potential consequences of non-performance. Join us as we break down this case and discuss how to manage restitution claims effectively.