- An agreement consisting of an offer and acceptance
- not valid offers
- expression of opinion
- preliminary negotiations
- statement of intentions
- advertisements
- social invitation
- exceptions of silence as exception
- silence condition of acceptance & offeree remains silent intending to accept.
- Previous dealings - silence was acceptance
- exercise dominion over the goods sold
- Consideration
- Bargained for exchange
- must be a legal detriment
- when one refrains from doing what one has a legal right to do. OR
- when one does what one has a legal right not to do.
- Among competent parties
- classes of persons who do not have the capacity to contract
- insane persons
- intoxication
- minors
- With a legal purpose
- Fraud
- intentional misrepresentation
- False material misrepresentation of fact
- prove scienter
- intent to induce reliance of the plaintiff
- justifiably relied on that statement
- you suffered damages because misrepresentation
November 20, 2011
Elements of a Valid Contract
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