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Lord Staughton identifies that the issue of interpreting written contracts is one of the most popular conflicts and issues in the law of contract.... In the law of contract, the literal approach seems to be the default position for courts in terms of interpreting contracts.... Traditionally, the law of contract is based on negotiations and the promises that were exchanged during negotiations.... Also, some of the core maxims of the law of contract made it difficult for the judges to use any other methodology than the literal approach....
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Essay
The paper "Concepts and Case Analysis in the Commercial law of Contracts" states that Jack who was used to frequently talk to Gilbert, the oldest person in the street had an aspiration to be a writer.... This issue concerns the law of property.... According to Minnie, Jack wanted to write the stories told to him by Gilbert....
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Research Paper
This case study "contract Law: Commercial Purpose" presents the issue was to decide whether there was certainty in the associated costs.... Held that the concept of automatic changes in the rates according to the changes in the costs is certain and enforceable.... ... ... ... The commonwealth promised to pay a subsidy for any purchase of wool for local purchase....
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Case Study
For the purpose of this study, various other aspects of contract law in conjunction with commercial situations have been analyzed and discussed in the ensuing paragraphs.... ommercial Law proposes a legal framework that accelerates the process of trade by elevating effectiveness, faith, and dependency and dissuading fraudulence and immorality by implementing effective laws such as contract law and trade practices legislation.... Section one discusses whether the commercial law can be changed to suit the market needs....
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Essay
The underlying basis of commercial contract law is freedom of contract and general commercial law principles advocate that commercial agreements are treated with an implied presumption that legal relations are intended (Chitty, 2007).... As such, there is no contention that Comfort Kitchens is in breach of contract on a strict interpretation of the express contractual terms (Cracknell, 2003).... A material breach of contract in contract law is further referred to as a repudiatory breach (Treitel, 2007)....
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Case Study
The paper "commercial law - Sale of Goods Contract" argues that the laws that administer sales of goods are categorized as contracts of sale.... Section 6(1) of The Sales of Goods Act 1979 provides that specific goods are those that are categorized and agreed upon when a contract of sale is made.... 18(1), the title of specific goods passes when they are in a deliverable state and if the contract of sale is unconditional – this is with the exception of a contrary intention between the buyer and the seller....
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Coursework
This work called "The law of contract" describes when a party can be discharged from his contractual obligations by reason of a change in circumstances.... Richards argues that during the 19th century, freedom of contract and equality of bargaining power was paramount from a judicial perspective and that courts were reluctant to imply terms, which would undermine fundamental contractual principles.... A frustrated contract is a contract which subsequent to its formation becomes incapable of being performed as a result of unforeseen circumstances outside the fault of either party....
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This work called "The law of contract" describes outdated vision and privileges certainty, form and finality over relationships, and fair dealing.... Equality as an opposing principle practiced under capital regimes exposes the markets to uncertainty before the courts with regard to compliance with the law of contract.... reedom of contract encompasses the ideals of fairness and equality.... In the description of the free market economies, the application of a strict and rigid legal regime often translates into the complication of freedom of contract, as the economy requires....
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