When a breach is material and willful, an innocent party seeking to rescind it must show that the contracting parties cannot be restored to the status quo.

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In cases of material and willful breach, the innocent party does not need to show that the parties cannot be restored to the status quo to rescind the contract. Rescission is typically available when a breach is material and willful, regardless of the ability to restore the status quo.

When a Breach Is Material and Willful, an Innocent Party