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Skeleton Argument & Bundle of Authority

Jonathan wishes to sell his red Harley-Davidson motorcycle and Daniel and Michael are interested in buying it. Mark, the owner of Bedsbee, a honey producer, wants to expand sales to other areas and Grace, a hotelier, wants to buy honey from Mark.

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This document is a skeleton argument and bundle of authority for a civil division court case. It includes grounds of appeal, submissions, and bundle of authorities for both the appellant and respondent. The document cites various cases and precedents related to contract law. The subject is law and the document type is a skeleton argument and bundle of authority.

Skeleton Argument & Bundle of Authority

Jonathan wishes to sell his red Harley-Davidson motorcycle and Daniel and Michael are interested in buying it. Mark, the owner of Bedsbee, a honey producer, wants to expand sales to other areas and Grace, a hotelier, wants to buy honey from Mark.

   Added on 2022-11-14

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Running head: SKELETON ARGUMENT & BUNDLE OF AUTHORITY
Skeleton Argument & Bundle of Authority
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SKELETON ARGUMENT & BUNDLE OF AUTHORITY1
IN THE COURT OF APEEAL (CIVIL DIVISION)
BETWEEN:
DANIEL
Appellant
AND
JONATHAN
Respondent
SKELETON ARGUMENT ON BEHALF OF THE APPELLANT
GROUND 1:
Ground of appeal:
1. The Court of First Instance erred in applying the principles established in the case of
Edwards v Skyways Ltd [1964] 1 WLR 349 and concluding that the parties to the
contract never had the intention to create a valid contract and being bound by the
terms of the same.
Submissions:
2. The principles established in the case of Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Company
[1892] EWCA Civ 1 states that any offer that has been made to public is considered to
be a unilateral offer. This kind of offer can be accepted by the another person by
fulfilling the conditions.
3. It has been established in the case of Smith v Hughes (1871) LR 6 QB 597 that the
terms of the offer needs to be clear, unambiguous and definite to achieve the status of
a valid offer and create a contract on being accepted.
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