Partridge v crittenden - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

GDL Contract Law Revision Notes(Distinction Level) 2023 GRADED A Contract Law Notes Agreement and Contractual Intention Agreement: In order for parties to reach an agreement, one party must make an offer which is acceptedby the other. ‘Offer’: Professor Treitel: ‘an expression of willingness to contract on certain terms, madewith the intention that it shall become binding as soon as it is accepted by the person to whom it is addressed.’ ‘Offeror’: Person who makes the off...

GDL University of Law - CONTRACT - Full Revision Notes AGRADED Contents Contents 1 WS1 Agreement & Contractual Intentions 2 WS2 Consideration 5 WS 3 Contents of a Contract & Exemption Clauses 8 WS4 Remedies for Breach of Contract - Damages 11 WS5 Termination & Remedies 14 WS6 Frustration & Contractual Certainty 17 WS7 False Preliminary Statements 19 WS8 Duress 22 WS9 Undue Influence 23 WS1 Agreement & Contractual Intentions Offer - Offer defined by Prof Treital as ‘an expressio...

GDL Contract Law Revision Notes (Distinction Level) written by lpcexamnotes Downloaded by: harveyelias | Distribution of this document is illegal Contract Law Notes Agreement and Contractual Intention Agreement: In order for parties to reach an agreement, one party must make an offer which is accepted by the other. ‘Offer’: Professor Treitel: ‘an expression of willingness to contract on certain terms, made with the intention that it shall become binding as soon as it is acce...

GDL Contract Law Revision Notes(Distinction Level) 2023 GRADED A Contract Law Notes Agreement and Contractual Intention Agreement: In order for parties to reach an agreement, one party must make an offer which is acceptedby the other. ‘Offer’: Professor Treitel: ‘an expression of willingness to contract on certain terms, madewith the intention that it shall become binding as soon as it is accepted by the person to whom it is addressed.’ ‘Offeror’: Person who makes the offer....

GDL University of Law - CONTRACT - Full Revision Notes written by MsGDL Downloaded by: harveyelias | Distribution of this document is illegal Contents Contents 1 WS1 Agreement & Contractual Intentions 2 WS2 Consideration 5 WS 3 Contents of a Contract & Exemption Clauses 8 WS4 Remedies for Breach of Contract - Damages 11 WS5 Termination & Remedies 14 WS6 Frustration & Contractual Certainty 17 WS7 False Preliminary Statements 19 WS8 Duress 22 WS9 Undue Influence 23 S - The Mark...

GDL University of Law - CONTRACT - Full Revision Notes written by MsGDL Downloaded by: harveyelias | Distribution of this document is illegal Contents Contents 1 WS1 Agreement & Contractual Intentions 2 WS2 Consideration 5 WS 3 Contents of a Contract & Exemption Clauses 8 WS4 Remedies for Breach of Contract - Damages 11 WS5 Termination & Remedies 14 WS6 Frustration & Contractual Certainty 17 WS7 False Preliminary Statements 19 WS8 Duress 22 WS9 Undue Influence 23 S - The Mark...

PBL Practice Exam – 60 questions Suggested time frame to complete: 15 minutes reading time, 90 minutes writing time. Remember for the actual final exam that:  If asked any question that is related to a particular piece of legislation, you will be provided with the relevant sections of the legislation in hard copy. There is no need to memorise legislation.  You are not required to recall case “citations” (ie. year numbers, law reports etc) but you will need to be able to re...

Business Law Questions & Answers absolute, uncomditional and unambiguous acceptance - ANSWER: entores v miles far east corp advertisement - ANSWER: Partridge v Crittenden anticipatory breach - ANSWER: Hochster v de la tour asking for information - ANSWER: Stevenson Jacques and co v mclean business agreement = intended - ANSWER: esso petroleum v commissions of customs and excise conditions - ANSWER: poussard v spiers divisible contract - ANSWER: Ritchie v Atkinson does clause cover breac...

PBL Practice Exam – 60 questions Suggested time frame to complete: 15 minutes reading time, 90 minutes writing time. Remember for the actual final exam that:  If asked any question that is related to a particular piece of legislation, you will be provided with the relevant sections of the legislation in hard copy. There is no need to memorise legislation.  You are not required to recall case “citations” (ie. year numbers, law reports etc) but you will need to be able to re...

Comprehensive summary/exam notes on unilateral contracts in Contract Law. This document covers the case of Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball, the rules regarding offer, acceptance and consideration in unilateral contracts, and the extent of recovery in relation to such contracts (specifically an action for the agreed sum).