Contract Law - Agreement
This is usually the starting point in establishing whether there is a legally enforceable contract, although it is important to note that this alone is not proof of the existence of a valid contract. Consideration and an intention to create legal relations will also need to be established.
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- Created on: 21-05-09 09:58
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2. As this was subjective, what is the courts more recent approach?
- An objective test of agreement looking at outward appearances
- It is still the same today
3. What do the courts generally now focus upon finding?
- Finding an offer from one party that is then accepted by another
- Any evidence of agreement between the parties
- What the parties were thinking at the time negotiations were made
4. What case illustrates this new approach?
- Gibson -v- Manchester City Council
- Nicolene Ltd -v- Simmonds
- Carlill -v- Carbolic Smoke Ball Co Ltd
5. The party making the offer is the offeree and the party to whom the offer is made is the offeror
- False
- True
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