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Kalal V. Goldblatt Brothers, Inc. 368 N.E.2d Term Paper

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Kalal v. Goldblatt Brothers, Inc. 368 N.E.2d 671 (Ill. Appellate Ct. 1977).

FACTS:

Donald E. Kalal and Goldblatt Brothers, Inc., entered into a written contract, which provided that Goldblatt would reupholster Kalal's sofa. The price agreed upon was $466.20, with a delivery time of six to eight weeks. Goldblatt picked up the sofa on June 27, 1974. On August 28, 1974, Goldblatt informed Kalal that his choice of upholstery was not available. The parties agreed upon a different fabric, at the same price. The second fabric was also unavailable. On September 18, 1974, Kalal sent a telegram seeking immediate return of his sofa. Goldblatt's superintendent persuaded Kalal to select a third...

The sofa was finally delivered in November 1974. However, the sofa was reupholstered in the wrong fabric and Kalal refused to accept delivery. Kalal demanded the return of the sofa in its original condition. Goldblatt did not comply. Because the substituted sofa clashed with his existing decor, Kalal redecorated his living room.
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Kalal brought an action against Goldblatt for breach of contract to reupholster the sofa. The Circuit Court of Cook County (Illinois) granted judgment for Kalal, and Goldblatt appealed.

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