If a promisee accepts the anticipatory breach by promisor then
On accepting an anticipatory breach (s.39), the promisee is excused from further performance and may sue for damages at once, so "the promisee need not perform his part of…
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If a promisee accepts the anticipatory breach by promisor then
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On accepting an anticipatory breach (s.39), the promisee is excused from further performance and may sue for damages at once, so "the promisee need not perform his part of contract but entitled to claim damages from promisor without waiting till the date of performance". He need not wait for the date of performance, so "the promisee need not perform his part of contract but entitled to claim damages from promisor only after the date of performance" is wrong.
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