Unilateral variation of contract

If a party to the contract tries to alter that contract unilaterally are they in breach of any law?

For example, A and B have a contract that states that at a date in the future B will purchase a product for A. Party A has already met its obligation in paying for the product. Before the date B states that the amount is insufficient to provide the product and states that A must purchase the product. Is the statement itself in breach of contract law?

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Alasdair Taylor's Answer

This may well be an anticipatory breach of contract.  See:

http://www.inhouselawyer.co.uk/index.php/legal-briefing/courts-clarify-law-on-anticipatory-breach/

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