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    existence of contract entitled Albert to claim for a breach of contract from Charlie with four elements of contract to be established here: that the offer been made by Albert and has been accepted by Charlie‚ that parties intend to create legal relationship and that the consideration was provided. The issue here is to determine if a reasonable person would consider offer had been made. An offer may be described as the indication of one person to another of his willingness to contract on specified

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    warranties or restrict buyers to a few requirements to qualify for a warranty. A warranty is a promise‚ arising by operation of law‚ that something that is sold will be merchantable and fit for the purpose for which it is sold. Express warranties: need to be communicated by words to the consumer by the seller. The seller can communicate the agreement in a written contract or even simply by agreeing orally. By expressing the warranty‚ the seller could emphasize on the requirements of the goods condition

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    Law of Writs In common law‚ a writ is a formal written order issued by a body with administrative or judicial jurisdiction. In modern usage‚ this body is generally a court. Writs are extraordinary legal remedies offered to individuals who do not obtain adequate protection under ordinary law. The main types of writs are warrants and prerogative but there are many others also. Writs under English law The origin of writs can be drawn from the English judicial system. The law of writs has its

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    This is the basic distinction between offer and invitation to offer. The display of articles with a price in it in a self-service shop is merely an invitation to offer. It is in no sense an offer for sale‚ the acceptance of which constitutes a contract. In this case‚ Smt. Prakash in selecting some articles and approaching the cashier for payment simply made an offer to buy the articles selected by her. If the cashier does not accept the price‚ the interested buyer cannot compel him to sell.

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    bilateral mistake in the contract invalidates the lease‚ and therefore the pet clause is no longer enforceable. Also‚ the doctrine of promissory estoppel can be used to help Rafi not only keep his dog in the apartment but also recover the boarding fee from his landlord‚ as he relies on the landlord’s promise. There is a bilateral mistake in the contract‚ and therefore the contract is invalid When both parties are mistaken about a fact that goes to the heart of the contract‚ then either party has

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    CIDB Contract Form PAM Form PWD Form 1. Nominated Sub-Contractors a) A Nominated Sub-Contractor means a person or specialist contractor with the Contract to be employed by the Contractor for the execution of work or supply of goods materials or services for which a Prime Cost has been inserted in the Contract. a) The following provisions shall apply where P.C Sums are included in the Contract Bills or the results of given in regard to the expenditure of Provisional Sums in respect of a Person

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    Tutorial 8 1. The contract provides that for every day of delay in completion of a commercial building‚ damages of $1000 are payable. The completion is delayed by 20 days due to the fault of the contractor. How much can the innocent party claim if the actual loss suffered is $22‚000? Do you think generally‚ it is wise for a business to always have a liquidated damages clause? 2. At Your Service Pte Ltd is a big company which provides various travel related services‚ including overseas tour

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    Damages Damages are normally an award of money. Goal: to put the parties into the position they would have occupied had the contract been performed. For example‚ I offer you a car for £100. You accept. I take back my offer and refuse to sell you the car. You buy a comparable car from someone else and must pay £150 for a comparable car. You may sue me and the court may award you £50 in damages. The court does so to put you back into the financial position you would have had if I had kept to our

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    Unit 5 This report will examine the contract between Millie‚ the seller‚ and Frank‚ the purchaser and the possibility of breach of contract. Impossibility of Performance There are times when someone has good intentions when agreeing to a contract but circumstances beyond their control occur. The impossibility of performance is such an instance. The Impossibility of performance is broken into three types of situations that may make it possible to discharge contractual obligations. Impossibility

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    Is Hoselton correct? No‚ the buyer is given the opportunity to inspect the goods. If problems arise over “in accordance with the contract” usage of trade‚ the course of dealing and performance and general circumstances must be given consideration to help determine the meaning of these words (UCC 2-302). If the goods or the delivery fails to conform to the contract‚ there is no duty on the part of the buyer to accept or pay. 6) Under what circumstances will Saxby not be able to recover the price

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