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Legal Relations
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Legal Relations As highlighted by Jill Pool in the text 'Case Book On Contract 4th Edition', the hypothesis advocated by many is that the eidolon of consideration is enough; the intention to create legal relations is not sine qua non. This essay embodies such a theory, which is also postulated by Hepple in his article "Intention To Create Legal Relations" [1970] CLJ 122 and those views that stand diametrically opposed to such proposition. In succouring you, my astute reader, to fully grasp the objective of this essay, the fundamentals have to be enunciated. It is said for the contract to be enforceable in an English court of law there must be an offer, to which a person of capacity, giving a genuine consent accepts it. Considerations which, are accepted by the English law, must also be presented. It is the other element of intention to create legal relations, which...
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