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Contract law assignment - Neil cream v JGH plumbers - Neil cream v John Christie(carpenters &joiners)Ltd.
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Contract law assignment Neil cream v JGH plumbers Neil cream v John Christie(carpenters &joiners)Ltd Neil cream v Craig &sons Ltd To establish if there was a contract in the first place we have to define what a contract consists of a contract is an a agreement made between two or more people and must legally binding to be recognised by the law. " A legally binding agreement. Agreement arises as a result of offer and acceptance, but a number of other requirements must be satisfied for an agreement to be legally binding. " (Oxford dictionary of law.) Outline of presentation The counsel for the claimant argued that there was a contract between Mr Neil cream and the defendants. First there was no consideration given by C Craig & sons ltd for Mr cream's promise to pay the extra £5,000 as per Stilk v Myrick (1809) Also in William v Roffey Bros and Nicholas (contractors) ltd (1990)...
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