Intention to Create Legal Relations – ACCA Corporate and Business Law (LW) (ENG)
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Can a party discharge the contract and claim damages when there is a breach of condition? Can they not discharge the contract when it is a breach of warranty, but can they claim damages?
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Thank you, great lecture.
How can I distinguish between a condition and a warranty?
How can I know what changes the contract and what is just a minor detail?
That first question I have answered in your other post. The second question is open to the Court to decide.
OK
Even without the “couple living together” presumption, there was no consideration from her anyway, was there? Seems like it was a one-sided promise from the man. The woman could not be bothered going back to Sri Lanka because she was feeling better in Kent. That can’t be consideration. So no consideration AND no intention to create a legal relationship. The guy is still a pillock regardless.
Carlil reminds us of your mom holding your head onto the smoke ball and you being unable to escape that poor boy Mike. We stand strong with you on the smoke ball injustices.
Hamza, I’m so pleased to hear that there’s someone out there that appreciates the continuing trauma that I call my life. I’m not sure I shall ever recover full mental faculties but knowing of your support helps me get through the days. thanks you
Today was my exam. And it was a coincidence that in the exam i came across a question in which a company advertised claiming 100% cure for cold and showed how their product was to be used.
It was exactly like the carbolic smoke ball and i remembered it.
Thanks for your lectures Mike. Much appreciated.
“Balfour you cheat,I knew I shouldn’t have trusted you” poor Mrs balfour didn’t even get her 10 pounds and lost the cheat of a husband to some Sri Lankan mistress. Just checking in today again Mike and as usual thanks for the lectures.
sir what are express exclusions i think u missed it in this video?
Thank you. I like the way you lecture. Good job
Could you please explain what ‘binding in honour only’ means?
I understand that this clause excludes an intention to create legal relations but I do not know the rationale behind it.
Thank you!