Disproportionate Cost
Disproportionate Cost is an academic construct in contract law that denotes a performance burden whose expense significantly exceeds reasonable expectations such that the cost incurred is manifestly unreasonable when compared to the contractual benefit, thereby distinguishing it from ordinary cost increases under the doctrine of partial impracticability.
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R. C. Stevenson, P O Pharoah, C. J. Stevenson et al. · Archives of Disease in Childhood Fetal & Neonatal · 1996 · 74 citations · Full text
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