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the issue at hand between Williams and Roffey Bros contractors. William v Roffey (1990), Roffey were a building firm
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CONTRACT LAW Within this essay I will discuss the issue raised, that is the contractual agreement entered into between Williams and Roffey Bros contractors.I will begin the discussion with a brief explanation of what the contract entails and the various statutes and cases to support my points. First i would like to define the meaning of consideration, as this proves to be a major issue on this certain case and how this subject was viewed and its effect on the end result. Now for there to be a binding contract, some elements must be present. These are, an agreement between the parties, which is usually shown by the fact that one party has made an offer and the other has accepted it, also the certainty as to the term of agreement and the capacity to contract, also to be considered is that there must be some form of consideration. According to Elliot...
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