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Contract Law

Rebecca Richardson Law English

Mind map about contract law: offer, intent to create legal relations, capacity and formalities

Mind map: Contract law

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Contract Law

  1. Offer

    • A promise for an act
      • Who is it to?
        • Individual
        • Members of a group
        • The world at large
      • Unavailable
        • Revoked
        • Rejected
        • Counter-Offer
        • Time for acceptance passed
    • Invitation to deal
    • Request for more information
    • Acceptance
      • Positive response
        • Acceptance of terms
          • Response to the offer
          • In accordance with the terms of the offer
          • Communicated to the offeror
          • Communicated on time
          • Communicated in the correct form
          • Consideration
            • Anything specified by promisor
            • Not illegal or illusory
            • Real and valuable to the promisor
            • Given in return for the promise
            • Performance of an existing duty
              • Performing a public good
              • A contractual duty owed to a third party
              • Contractual duty owed to a promisor (where there is additional benefit(
                • Paying only part of a debt is not good consideration
            • Exceptions
              • Not required in a formal agreement (deed, doc signed/sealed/delivered)
              • Where the promisee has a remedy of promissory estoppel
  2. Intent to create legal relations

    • Objective Test
    • Domestic, family or social arrangements
    • Commercial arrangements
    • Agreements with the Government
    • Agreements with professional associations
  3. Capacity

    • Intoxication
    • Bankruptcy
    • The Crown
    • Companies
    • Minors
    • Mental Incapacity
  4. Formalities

    • Recorded in writing
      • Land
        • Instruments Act 1958
        • Memo recording essential terms
      • Non-Compliance
        • Cannot be enforced
          • Unless part performance operates
          • Unless Estoppel operates
        • Rights indépendant of the contract may be enforced

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