128.4 ‘Render a contractual performance substantially different from that which was reasonably expected’In a leading case it was held that:128.4.1 contractual provisions that allow the provision of a service to end may not amount to contractual performance substantially different from that which was reasonably expected; and128.4.2 what is to be reasonably expected by way of contractual performance is determined at the point the contract is made1.However, if a party reasonably expects a service to continue until there are substantial reasons to terminate it, and the service is terminated without reason, then there may be
In a leading case it was held that:
contractual provisions that allow the provision of a service to end may not amount to contractual performance substantially different from that which was reasonably expected; and
what is to be reasonably expected by way of contractual performance is determined at the point the contract is made1.
However, if a party reasonably expects a service to continue until there are substantial reasons to terminate it, and the service is terminated without reason, then there may be
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