ASPECTS OF CONTRACT

Aspects of Contract and Negligence for Business

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Introduction3

Aim of the unit3

English Legal System3

Classification of the English legal system3

Difference between Contract and Tort3

Meaning of contract law4

Essential elements of valid and tort negligence4

Case Study1 offer and acceptance.......................................................................................4

Analysis...........................................................................................................................5 Expected Explanation5

Bilateral and Unilateral contracts5

Expressed and Implied contracts6

Void and Voidable contracts7

Advice / Conclusion7

Case Study 2 - Sufficient Consideration7

Analysis of Contract8

Explaination8

Advice / Conclusion8

Case Study 3 - Intention to Create Legal Relations9

Analysis of Contract9

Explaination.10

Advice/Conclusion10

Case Study 4 - Validity of Office Supplies........................................................................11 Analysis of Contract11

Explaination11

Application / Advice11

Case Study 5 - Tortuous liability v/s Contractual Liability11

Analysis of Contract11

Explaination12

Advice12

Case Study 6 - Professional Negligence Misstatement12

Aanalysis of Contract.13

Explanation of contract13

Advice13

Conclusion14

Aspects of Contract and Negligence for Business

Introduction

Aim of the unit

The purpose of this study is to understand the law and legal argument of English system and to recognize the fundamental theories, practice of legislative and interpretation according to the contracts. So, this study will help to understand the problems of legal contracts, issues related to appeal, material facts etc. To identify, evaluate and advice is the relevant point of the study discussed below.

English Legal System

In 1066, law system was developed in England and still everyone follow that law. Legislation, common law, legal norms, the crown, judiciary are the bodies of English law. U.S constitutions embody various concepts in English law. Those ideas are the separation and delegation of power between all the branches of government. English laws are made for giving the rights and benefits to all the citizens. English laws were made by many of the organizations. Some of the organizations are European Union, UK parliament and government, court, regulatory bodies and international institutions (Lando and Beale, 1999).Classification of the English legal system

English laws are classified as public and private laws, constitutional law, administrative law, criminal law, civil law, legal law. Tort law, family law, labor law, property law, contract law and company law Civil laws are made for providing benefits to the common public and to save them from any harm. Civil law is the law enforce when any person responsible for the wrong mistakes. Criminal laws are enforced when any criminal activity is made in the geographical location. Legal laws are made for contracts and agreements in the business and daily life. Administrative laws were made in the 19th century, when all the state was unhappy because of the unfair decisions. Then administration of common law and equity laws are made separately (Lando and Beale, 1999).Difference between Contract and Tort

A legal bind agreement is known as contract. In the contract agreement, one party makes an offer while the other party must accept the offer. Both the parties want to enter in an agreement while offer and acceptance should be in agreement. Four requirements are needed for making an agreement and contract. Those four requirements are offer, acceptance of offer, consideration between both parties and legal relation in contract. Once the contract is made, both parties are bound to honour the terms and conditions of the ...