Contract law pgdl Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

State the three elements required to form a legally binding contract - 1. Consideration 2. Intention to Create Legal Relations 3. Agreement (O+A) What must an offer be? - 1. Valid (Clear, Certain, and Addressed to the Offeree) 2. Communicated to offeree 3. Not rejected, revoked or lapsed 4. Made with intention to treat What must acceptance be? - 1. A mirror image of the offer 2. Made by the offeree in response to the offer 3. Communicated to the offeror Offeror - ...

State the three elements required to form a legally binding contract - correct answer-1. Consideration 2. Intention to Create Legal Relations 3. Agreement (O+A) What must an offer be? - correct answer-1. Valid (Clear, Certain, and Addressed to the Offeree) 2. Communicated to offeree 3. Not rejected, revoked or lapsed 4. Made with intention to treat What must acceptance be? - correct answer-1. A mirror image of the offer 2. Made by the offeree in response to the offer 3. Communi...

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Hi! I hope you find my exam flowcharts useful. Very handy for open book exams- designed to work best if you follow the flowchart down every box hits every point on the exam mark scheme. I used these for my GDL exams where I received a Distinction grade overall with 80%. The GDL covers the LLB syllabus more intensely so I imagine they will be very useful for undergrad students as well. Please bear in mind these flowcharts took hours to revise, condense and consolidate module content. The...

Hi! I hope you find my exam flowcharts useful. Very handy for open book exams- designed to work best if you follow the flowchart down every box hitting every point on the exam mark scheme. I used these for my GDL exams where I received a Distinction grade overall with 80%. The GDL covers the LLB syllabus more intensely so I imagine they will be very useful for undergrad students as well as SQE students. Please bear in mind these flowcharts took hours to revise, condense and consolidate ...

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Clear structure for use in exemption clause questions with relevant case law and statute included. Used in final contract law exam (PGDL) and obtained 87% (distinction)

In-depth notes on Damages, a key topic in Contract Law, collated from lectures, tutorials and textbooks.

In-depth notes on Frustration and Contractual Certainty, a key topic in Contract Law, collated from lectures, tutorials and textbooks.

In-depth notes on Offer and Acceptance, a key topic in Contract Law, collated from lectures, tutorials and textbooks.