Contract Case Vault-Contract Law, Lecture notes of Contract Law

This document, titled Contract Case Vault, is a detailed study guide for contract law, likely prepared for a university course, possibly in 2022. It organizes key cases and principles into units, covering topics like offer and acceptance, consideration, contractual terms, exemption clauses, and remedies for breach. The guide references landmark cases such as *Carilli v Carbolic Smoke Ball* (unilateral offers), *Williams v Roffey Bros* (practical benefit), and *Hadley v Baxendale* (remoteness of damages). It also discusses statutory provisions like the Sale of Goods Act 1979 and the Consumer Rights Act 2015. The material is structured to help students understand the application of contract law principles, with a focus on case law analysis and the practical implications of legal rules in real-world scenarios.

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2024/2025

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2/25/25, 9:00 PM about:blank Contract Case Vault Unit 1: Offer and Acceptance - Steps for a Contract Agreement + Consideration + Intention to be Bound. Capacity, Minors and Entering Contracts [Proform v Proactive (2006 aka “Wayne Rooney case’) - Unless for “necessaries” minors cannot enter contracts. (eg. necessaries can help a shopkeeper makes sure a minor pays for what they buy) Corporations and Contracts [Companies Act (2006)] s 39 - Company can act as entity to enter into agreements. $ 40 - company has unlimited power to enter into contracts. Conditions of offer [Allied Marine v The Leonidas] Would the ‘reasonable’ person believe offer was made + certainty of terms + willingness to be bound. Self service and Window display Offers? [Pharmaceutical Society v Boots] Acceptance happens when goods are taken to till. Items on display = invitations to treat, Advertisements _ [Partridge v Crittenden (1968)] This is the wild bird one. Ruling = Adverts are invitations to treat. Advertisement of Reward [Williams v Carwardine (1833)] Information for murderer one. Advert of reward = unilateral offer. Goods promised for performance of act, therefore consideration. Unilateral Offer {Carlill v Carbolic Smoke (1893)] Smoke ball influenza one. Auctions [Barry v Davies (1962)] This is the machine “without reserve” one. Ruling = Invitations to treat become offer and acceptance once gavel banged. Invitation to Tender [Aero Club v Blackpool BC (1990)] This is the Aeroclub and late postage one. Ruling = Invitations to tender must be considered if submitted in timely manner regardless of admin errors after the fact. Revocation of Gratuitous Offer [Routledge v Grant (1828)] revocation can happen during time window if no consideration provided. 1/19