In the Ginger Meggs Case (Associated Newspapers Ltd v Bancks)the High Court determined that when a newspaper breached its contract by moving a cartoon strip from page 1 to page 3 for three Sundays,it had breached:

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In the Ginger Meggs case, the newspaper had entered into a contract with the creator of the cartoon strip to publish it on Page 1 of the Sunday newspaper. By moving the cartoon to Page 3 for three Sundays, the newspaper breached a fundamental term of the contract, which was considered a condition. The High Court held that the breach entitled the creator to terminate the contract and claim damages.

In the Ginger Meggs Case (Associated Newspapers Ltd V Bancks)the