Subject: ELC101: Introduction to Instrumentation

Our law of contract is widely seen as deficient in the sense that it is perceived to be hampered by the presence of an unnecessary doctrine of consideration.” Lord Goff in White v Jones (1995). Louis lives alone now that his wife has died. His niece, Beatrice, offers to move in and look after him …

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The reasoning found in the judgments of the Lord’s Justices of Appeal is fairly consistent. All three agree that the advertisement is ‘an express promise to pay 100/ in certain events’ (Lindley L at 261). This conclusion is reached by interpreting the language of the advertisement ‘in its plain meaning, as the public would understand …

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