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Blackboard and PostersPLUS Companies' Relationship

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Blackboard and PostersPLUS Companies' Relationship

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TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1MAIN BODY ..................................................................................................................................1(a) Discuss the following legal relationship ................................................................................1(b) Breach the contract Blackboard or PosterPLUS or both .......................................................2(c) Law of contract and law of sale of goods ..............................................................................2CONCLUSION ...............................................................................................................................4REFERENCES ...............................................................................................................................5
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INTRODUCTIONA contract of sale of goods is the declaration whereby seller transfer the ownership inproducts to buyers or agrees to transfer it to purchaser for the price. The Australian contract lawconcerns the legal enforcement of promises which were created as part of bargain freely come informing legal relations known as contract (Cartwright, 2016). This case study is based onBlackboard Pvt. Ltd. It is the small suppliers in n vinyl film in the Australia. Report will explainthe legal relationship between Blackboard and PosterPLUS, Poster PLUS and SEASTROMContainers Ltd., Blackboard and SEASTROM Containers Ltd. MAIN BODY (a) Discuss the following legal relationship For identification of legal relationship, there are many element involving in it such as: Agreement:The existence of an agreement among the parties is usually analysed through rules ofoffer and acceptance. This can be declared as the clear denotation that is offer by one party likeBlackboard of willingness top be bound on certain terms attended by the interactions by otherparty that is Poster Pvt. Ltd. to offerer of an unqualified to that offer. An offer indicates anintention by the offerer to be bound without further discussions and negotiation on acceptance ofthe term set out (McKendrick and Liu, 2015). Consideration:It is the necessary element for formation of contract. A promise will be enforceable ascontract only if it is founded by consideration. It can be anything from money to promise toundertake or not undertake particular act even simple flavourer can serve. Consideration meansthat promise is given in return for the received promise. Likewise, Blackboard is promised toPosterPLUS in relation to supply the Posters PLUS over 12 months period. Capacity:It is the also necessary element for formation of contract. Contractual capacity means tothe ability of part to enter into legally binding contract. If there is lack of ability to contract, anagreement can be provide void (Svantesson, 2016). In this case study, all the parties likeBlackboard Pvt Ltd,, Posters PLUS and SEASTROM Containers Ltd. Intention:1
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