Contract Law Cases
Agreements to agree cannot be enforced without a mechanism.
Silence (something left out of a contract) is not as bad as an agreement to agree. Blanks can be filled-in in various ways
Walford v. Miles
• Addresses a question – whether an agreement to negotiate is enforceable
• Is there such a thing as an enforceable agreement to negotiate?
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Contract Law Termination
London Drugs
• The bailor sueing the bailee in negligence (tort)
• The most obvious way to invoke the contractual defence is to show that one is a party to the contract.
o Must determine whether the employees were parties to the contract.
o On what legal theory can we make the employees party to the contract?
• 3 standard […]
Contract Law Rights
Privity
• If C is a stranger to a contract between A & B, then C must fail legal action
• In a contract between A & B in which C is a beneficiary, the A-B contract contemplates C. C is still a third party, but not a stranger – is actually named in the agreement.
o Beneficiary […]
Law of Contract
Exception Clauses p. 838
• Warranty, in its technical meaning, is a sub-contract
• It has a technical meaning
o Close reading; strict construction
• Wallis v. Pratt – “warranty” did not apply to exclude the implied statutory “condition” of the Sale of Goods Act that products must correspond to their description.
o ¶5 - exclusion of “any warranty of […]










