The law of contract is the body of legal rules governing the conclusion and consequences of contracts. The South African law of contract is derived largely from the Roman law of obligations.
A breach of contract may take place when a party to the contract:
- fails to perform their obligations under the contract in whole or in part
- behaves in a manner which shows an intention not to perform their obligations under contract in the future or
- the contract becomes impossible to perform as a result of the defaulting party’s own act.
We are well versed in the developments in contract law and have vast experience in contractual disputes.
Alternatively, should you wish to protect your interests in any future undertaking, or if you would like advice on revising any of your current contractual obligations, we can assist in drafting the relevant contract that will ensure that your interests are protected.


