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Page 380
... consideration to support it . The Court of Appeal disagreed . Appeal accepted Stilk v Myrick ( supra ) as being good law , each member of the Court managed to find some consideration for the defendants ' promise . ( Glidewell and ...
... consideration to support it . The Court of Appeal disagreed . Appeal accepted Stilk v Myrick ( supra ) as being good law , each member of the Court managed to find some consideration for the defendants ' promise . ( Glidewell and ...
Page 397
... consideration for an executory bilateral contract . It also shows that an executory bilateral contract in common law , the consideration which each party provides is the assumption of legal contractual obligations which each makes to ...
... consideration for an executory bilateral contract . It also shows that an executory bilateral contract in common law , the consideration which each party provides is the assumption of legal contractual obligations which each makes to ...
Page 399
... consideration or seal , and so excluding gratuitous promises , by giving relief in the cases of mistakes , duress , undue influence , frustration . and so forth . There is , however , nothing sacrosanct about these limits . The law can ...
... consideration or seal , and so excluding gratuitous promises , by giving relief in the cases of mistakes , duress , undue influence , frustration . and so forth . There is , however , nothing sacrosanct about these limits . The law can ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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