Intention Flashcards

1
Q

What must be proven after offer and acceptance for a legally binding agreement?

A

Intention must be proven for a legally binding agreement

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What is the presumption regarding business agreements?

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Business agreements are presumed to be legally binding unless proven otherwise.

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Who has the burden of proof if someone wants to rebut the presumption of legal intention in business agreements?

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The person who wants to show that there is no legal intention.

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What did Edwards v Skyways establish about voluntary agreements in business?

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Even voluntary agreements in business are presumed to be legally binding.

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What evidence might rebut the presumption of a legally binding business agreement?

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Vague terms or where someone is acting out of goodwill.

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Are free gifts and competitions legally binding?

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Yes, they are presumed to be legally binding as businesses benefit from them, though this can be rebutted.

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What was decided in Esso v Commissioners of Excise and Custom regarding free gifts?

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The free coins were considered part of the contract for tax purposes.

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What is the presumption regarding letters of comfort?

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They are presumed not to be legally binding, similar to references.

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What case established that letters of comfort are not legally binding?

A

Kleinwort Benson v MMC

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What happens in cases where the relationship is unclear between social and business?

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The claimant must prove legal intention.

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What was the decision in Sadler v Reynolds?

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The journalist was able to prove a binding agreement as it financially benefited the other party.

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What is the presumption regarding social and domestic relationships?

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They are presumed not to be legally binding. (Balfour v Balfour)

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What was decided in Balfour v Balfour?

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The agreement made during the marriage was not legally binding as it was between a husband and wife.

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When can the presumption against legal binding in social/domestic agreements be rebutted?

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When there are financial implications.

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What was decided in Parker v Clarke?

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The couple was financially reliant on the agreement, making it legally binding.

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