· 4/10/1976
Whiteley v. O'DELL
Citations
- 548 P.2d 798
- 219 Kan. 314
- 1976 Kan. LEXIS 366
How courts have described this case
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- rescission based on breach of contract for failure to build a house to certain specifications
- contractor's failure to install \t-lock\ shingles as required in specifications constituted breach of contract despite fact that quality-though not appearance-of substituted shingles was comparable
- in order to rescind, breach must be material and substantial
- alleged damages could not have been within contemplation of parties
- alleged damages could not have been within contemplation of parties
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Judges: Owsley
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