Titlebook: Contract Law; Ewan McKendrick Textbook 1997Latest edition Ewan McKendrick 1997 bargaining.Clearing.consumer.contract law.foundation.inequa

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Cooperative , Player Differential GamesIn Chapter 2 we noted that the test for the existence of an agreement is objective rather than subjective. In this chapter we shall consider the application of the objective test in two areas, namely certainty and mistake.

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Certainty and Agreement MistakesIn Chapter 2 we noted that the test for the existence of an agreement is objective rather than subjective. In this chapter we shall consider the application of the objective test in two areas, namely certainty and mistake.

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Agreement: Clearing the GroundTwo of these questions will be dealt with in this chapter. The first is: who decides whether or not the parties have indeed reached agreement? Is it the parties or is it the courts? The second question is: how is it decided that the parties have actually reached agreement?

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Offer and Acceptancefer which is matched by an equally clear and unequivocal acceptance. In this chapter we shall give more detailed consideration to the constituent elements of an offer and an acceptance. However, three points should be noted at the outset of our discussion.

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Privityact to which he is not a party. The second is that a person who is not a party to a contract cannot claim the benefit of it, even though the contract was entered into with the object of benefiting that third party. The former rule is not at all controversial: it would be wholly unreasonable for a le

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The Sources of Contractual Termse contracting parties and implied terms are those terms which are not specifically agreed by the contracting parties but which are implied into the contract by the courts or by Parliament. We shall deal with implied terms at 9.8. Here we shall focus our attention on express terms.