This document discusses the requirements for an enforceable contract and analyzes the case of Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co. It explores the application of unilateral offer in the scenario of Leila and Julie, and explains the legal obligations and rights of the parties involved.

Format of Contract

Provide an overview of the requirements of Offer, Acceptance, Consideration, and Intention to create Legal relations in the context of the Format of Contract. Identify and explain the main legal issue and sub-issues. Discuss relevant law, including common law cases and statutes. Apply the law to the facts of the question and provide supporting arguments. Answer the question posed in the problem question. Include APA references.

Explore contract requirements, Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co, and the unilateral offer in Leila and Julie's case. Understand legal obligations and rights.

Enforceable Contract between Leila and Julie | Commercial Law

Enforceable Contract between Leila and Julie

This document discusses the remedies available for the innocent party in case of breach of contract by the defaulting party. It provides legal advice for Adam vs Edwin and explores the implications of misrepresentation.

Remedies for Breach of Contract: Legal Advice for Adam vs Edwin

This case summary discusses the Carbolic Smoke Ball Co. case, where the company made a promise in an advertisement to pay £100 to anyone who used their product and still got sick. The court determined that there was an enforceable contract and the company was ordered to pay the plaintiff.

Carbolic Smoke Ball Co. Case Summary

The Carbolic Smoke Ball Company claimed that its Smoke Ball could cure influenza and other diseases and offered a compensation of £100 to anyone who contracts such diseases even after using it as per recommendation. Mrs. Carlill suffered from influenza even after using it as advised and filed a suit to recover the promised £100. The court held that it was an offer, and Mrs. Carlill had the right to claim the compensation. This presentation discusses the facts, arguments, and conclusion of the Carbolic Smoke Ball Case, including the concept of an offer to the world, the rule for communication of acceptance, and subjective or objective tests.

The Carbolic Smoke Ball Case: Facts, Arguments, and Conclusion

Presentation

This document discusses two case studies in contract law and misrepresentation. The first case study discusses whether Peter can bring any legal action against SkinnyMe business in contract law. The second case study advises Clarke as to his options as Diana asks him to return her deposit as she refuses to buy SkinnyMe.

Business Law: Contract Law and Misrepresentation

Read a comprehensive case summary of Carlill vs Carbolic Smokeball Company. Learn about the facts, issues, relevant law, and the actual decision of the court.

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Case Summary: Carlill vs Carbolic Smokeball Company

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