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  1. Case Study On The Breach of Contract of Carriage | PDF ...

    This document summarizes a 2003 Philippine Supreme Court case regarding a breach of contract of carriage by Singapore Airlines. [1] The respondent, a soprano singer, missed her connecting flight from Singapore to Manila due to her initial flight from Frankfurt being delayed. [2]

  2. Case Study on the Breach of Contract of Carriage - December ...

    In an action for breach of contract of carriage, the aggrieved party does not have to prove that the common carrier was at fault or was negligent. All that is necessary to prove is the existence of the contract and the fact of its non- performance by the carrier.

  3. Pearce v Brooks - Summary - LawTeacher.net

    Pearce v Brooks (1865) LR 1 Ex 213. Lawful contracts made for immoral purposes are illegal. Facts. The defendant was a prostitute who hired a carriage from the plaintiff, who was a coachbuilder, on hire purchase terms to be paid for in instalments. She wanted the carriage to attract customers.

  4. Case Study on the Breach of Contract of Carriage

    a. Contract of Carriage: The central issue is whether Singapore Airlines breached the contract of carriage with Andion Fernandez. b. Agreement: The court must determine if the delay in Flight No. SQ 27 was due to a fortuitous event and if extraordinary diligence was exercised by Singapore Airlines.

  5. Case Brief Breach of Contract of Carriage vs. Singapore ...

    This case study on the breach of contract of carriage reveals how inconsiderate and malicious a company is. The decision of the court on the case is right and just. When a passenger deals for a specific flight, he has a purpose in making that choice; thus, they should respect his choice.

  6. G.R. No. 150843 March 14, 2003 - The Lawphil Project

    Is an involuntary upgrading of an airline passenger’s accommodation from one class to a more superior class at no extra cost a breach of contract of carriage that would entitle the passenger to an award of damages? This is a novel question that has to be resolved in this case.

  7. G.R. No. 161909 April 25, 2012 - The Lawphil Project

    Unable to obtain sufficient financial assistance from Inland for the costs of his operations, hospitalization, doctors’ fees and other miscellaneous expenses, on 31 July 1989, Paras filed a complaint for damages based on breach of contract of carriage against Inland.

  8. Deviation and Fundamental Breach of the Contract of Carriage ...

    “The starting point must be the rebuttable presumption that the clause is not intended to cover a deliberate repudiatory breach of the contract…. There would have to be very clear, in the sense of strong, language to persuade a court that the parties intended the words to cover such a case.

  9. Ashbury Railway Carriage v Riche - LawTeacher.net

    It was held that by entering into the transaction the company was in breach of its constitution, for it had no ‘competence’ or ‘power’ to make the contract and therefore, the transaction had no legal effect.

  10. G.R. No. 206468 - The Lawphil Project

    Petitioners argued that Quitan and respondent Eduardo Quiñones (Quiñones), the operator of Amianan Bus Line, breached their contract of carriage as they failed to bring them safely to their destination. They also contended that Quitan's reckless and negligent driving caused the collision.