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This question is about Childcare provider contracts. a provider signs a contract with a client for childcare. in that contract it specifies that if the child in care breaks anything the parent is responsible either for the replacement value or a replacement the decision is up to the provider.
Child breaks a video game system. Parent is notified says she will do as the provider requests, to purchase a new one. After two weeks and school holiday the parent returns without the system and no longer wants to replace it. The next day the child doesnt return. the parent sends a text two days later terminating the contract.
the provider informs the parent that legal action will begin and then the parent places in the provider mailbox a noticeably used system. Provider goes to court for a replacement, but the judge throws out the case stating the right form was not used. Is this a breach of contract?
This question is about Childcare provider contracts. a provider signs a contract with a client for childcare. in that contract it specifies that if the child in care breaks anything the parent is responsible either for the replacement value or a replacement the decision is up to the provider.
Child breaks a video game system. Parent is notified says she will do as the provider requests, to purchase a new one. After two weeks and school holiday the parent returns without the system and no longer wants to replace it. The next day the child doesnt return. the parent sends a text two days later terminating the contract.
the provider informs the parent that legal action will begin and then the parent places in the provider mailbox a noticeably used system. Provider goes to court for a replacement, but the judge throws out the case stating the right form was not used. Is this a breach of contract?
