Consideration Principle 0.0 / 5 ? LawContractUniversityAll boards Created by: shannenwilsonxCreated on: 18-12-13 02:33 Consideration Must not be passed Re Mcardle 1 of 12 Consideration my be sufficient but not need be adequate Chappell V Nestle 2 of 12 Consideration must move from the promisee Tweddle V Atkinson 3 of 12 An existing public duty will not amount as valid consideration Collins V Godefrey 4 of 12 ...Unless the promisor goes beyond their duty Glasbrook Bros V Glamorgan county council 5 of 12 An existing contractual duty will not amount as valid consideration Stilk V Myrrick 6 of 12 Unless the promiser goes beond their duty Hartley V Ponsonby 7 of 12 Or if they confer a practical advantage Williams V Roffey Bros 8 of 12 If the contractual duty is owed to a third party it can be used as consideration to a new promise New Zealand Shipping V Satterthwaite 9 of 12 Part-payment isn't valid consideration to release the debt Pinnels Case 10 of 12 Pinnels case was backed up by... Foakes V Beer 11 of 12 The exeption of part payment being payed by a 3rd party Hirachand Punamchand V Temple 12 of 12
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