This document discusses the differences between conditions and warranties in contracts. A condition is essential to the existence of the contract, so breaching a condition terminates the contract. In contrast, a warranty does not invalidate the original contract if breached, but instead entitles the non-breaching party to damages. The document emphasizes that conditions are deeply rooted to the contract's existence, while warranties are less crucial but still important terms.

1. Conditions & Warranties
Meaning, Differences & Result of Breach
By
Sehrish Saba Raja Advocate

2. Essentials
Something
embedded in the
Contract of
purchase

4. Importance to the
Contract
- Condition is deeply
rooted to the existence
of contract
- Warranty do not vitiate
the original contract

6. Consequences of
Breach
- Breach of condition
terminates the contract
- Breach of warranty
entitles for damages