Intention to create legal relations and capacity

Question 1

For a contract to be binding, the parties need to have __________ to be _______ _______ by it

Answer 1

intended, legally bound

Question 2

There is a ___________ __________ for intention to be legally bound in ___________ arrangements. This is the opposite in _______ and ________ situations.

Answer 2

rebuttable presumption, commercial, domestic, social

Question 3

There is a ___________ _______________ for the parties to be legally bound in ____________ situations unless there is clear and unambiguous evidence otherwise, such as a statement that the agreement is ‘binding in ________ only’ or ‘subject to _______’

Answer 3

rebuttable presumption, commercial, honour, contract

Question 4

Generally, contracts entered into by a _______ or without mental _________ are __________

Answer 4

minor, capacity, voidable

Question 5

If a minor or a person without mental capacity enters a contract for necessary _______ __ _________ at a _____________ price, the minor is bound by the contract

Answer 5

goods or services, reasonable

Question 6

Can minors enter into employment contracts?

Answer 6

Yes

Question 7

A contract with a party who is without mental capacity is voidable by that person only if the other person…

Answer 7

knew they lacked capacity