
LAWS 203 - preliminary agreements

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Abdullah Zahid
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What is a preliminary agreement?
Back
Preliminary agreements are when the parties are negotiating processes i reaching for the ultimate contract, but in that process, the parties reach a preliminary agreement. However, this preliminary agreement implies that the parties are intending for there to be a subsequent contract (the ultimate agreement).
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What was the traditional approach to preliminary agreements? Explain using case law.
Back
In the case of Carruthers, the court held that because there was clear language in the contract, indicating that the contract will not be binding until it is formally agreed to, anything short of the signing of a formal contract would not lead to a legally binding contract.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
How has the traditional approach to preliminary agreements been further accentuated by case law?
Back
In the case of Ecles, the court held that a contract only becomes binding on the parties, if and when, the method in which they intend to be bound, is executed. This manner may depend on the facts of each unique case or it may be the method that was in the minds of the parties, and their solicitors, from the beginning. That 'method' may have been the ordinary, customary or convenient means of exchange.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
How has this traditional approach to preliminary agreements been overulled?
Back
In the case of France the court held that preliminary agreements, can be legally enforceable, if it can be proved, after arguing for both sides, that there was an intention to be legally bound by the preliminary agreement.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
What were the arguments against the parties intentions to be legally bound by the preliminary agreement in the case of France?
Back
The fact that a term within the contract stated that the parties would only be bound if and when a formal, documented agreement had been reached/signed, and the fact that some terms in the contract were not agreed to and so were expressly reserved to be decided upon/ agreed to in future circumstances.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
What were the arguments in favor of the parties intentions to be legally bound by the preliminary agreement in the case of France?
Back
The fact that the letter referred to our agreement, not subsequent agreement, the fact that some of the terms in the contract, seemed to envisage the offeree acting immediately, the fact that the letter also conveyed that the preliminary agreement is already effective, the fact that the agreement seemed to be quite detailed, and the fact that the letter ended with the statement that by entering into this agreement, the offeree would have attained a massive financial benefit.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
What did the court ultimately hold in the case of France?
Back
The court ultimately held that the parties intended to be bound by the preliminary agreement.
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