Contract Law in English Legal Systems

Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
Contract law.................................................................................................................................3
Explanation of court systems in relation of English legal systems.............................................3
Case discussion............................................................................................................................4
Remedies......................................................................................................................................4
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................5
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................5

INTRODUCTION
English contract law has been the body of law regulating the contract in the England and wales.
this contract act has been the binding contract dealing with roots in the Lex Mercatorian and the
activism of the judiciary during the industrial revolution. This have the applying of the rights and
obligations of the contractual parties under contracts by have the proper level of governing in
terms of the relationship, viability and interpretations for the agreements between the two or
more person (Beale and et.al., 2019.). In this report there be clear discussion on the blue prints of
contracts law in relation to the English legal systems to have the action of pursue. although
report also be containing the various level of remedies available to parties.
TASK
Contract law
A contract law is law that regulates contractual relationships of the parties. A contract can be
defined as a contract between two or more parties. Contract when legally bind parties it includes
voluntary agreement reached between the parties which is subsequently becomes enforceable by
law. This means that in case any of the party of contract does not fulfil any of the conditions of
the contract, another party can sue the party. Contract law is body of law that applies to the right
and obligations of the contractual parties under the contract.
For a Contract to be legally binding it requires-
 An agreement
 An Intention to create legal relations
 Consideration
Concerned with this is it is important to consider that it is not important for contract to be
in written in order to be legally enforceable. In this a contract for sale of land and property it
must be in writing and ensure that all the terms of the contract are agreed, it may however cannot
be enforceable.
Effectiveness of the Contract
In order to bring the contract into existence it is important that acceptance to an offer is
made and consideration is given from one party to another. In case of a contract that is based on
the conditions, it becomes effective and enforceable when all the conditions of the contract are
met. Acceptance of the offer can be made either with words or with actions.
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