Philosophy 2080 Lecture : Contract_Law.doc
11 Apr 2013
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Cases: pharmaceutical society of great britain v boots. Carwardine; r v clarke; brinkibon ltd v stalag stahl. Ward v byham foakes v. beer, balfour v. House ltd. , hadley v. baxendale, jarvis v. swans. Tours ltd. , newell et al v canadian pacific. Contract: an agreement that is legally binding (and. Terms of the contract: what the parties have to do. Breach of contract: when one party does not enforceable). fulfill obligations: elements to prove existence of a contract: (by the relations. 2. an offer (by the offeror) that is communicated. 4. consideration i. e. the bargaining component that is exchanged. Note: a contract should be supported by. Consideration moves from the promisee to the oferee) that consideration . promisor. Some examples of not having capacity: mental capacity compromised by alcohol or drugs, being mentally infirm, infants (i. e. under 18), someone who is bankrupt (for the most part). legal i. e. whatever you contract for has to.
