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necessity - law of agency and partnershiptherefore an agency of necessity may subsist either domestic or commercialcommercial agency of
agency by ratificationso then agency by ratification can only arise whether the agent purported for act to a principal and one is the alleged
ratification - law of agency and partnershiphowever this is the adoption or confirmation through a person of a contract previously entered in through
elements of estoppelpresentation crucially to be acted on reliance on the presentation and one ischange in the legal position as a product of the
estoppel - law of agency and partnershipfurther the basis of estoppel was explained through the court like spiro v lintern in giving suchwhere a
formation and characteristics of agencyan agency may come into existence by the following wayscontract appointment or agreementfurther this can be
law of agency - lawful rulesthough the law of agency prescribes the lawful rules to ascertaining as a how a
agency law - agency and partnershipsources of agency lawhowever the law of agency in the us is based on the common law rules that have been developed
express and implied terms of contractexpress termshowever the terms of a contract are said to like express terms whether the parties themselves
warranties - terms of a contracthowever there is no precise legal definition of such warranty that in legal nomenclature where is susceptible for a
business and social agreementsbusiness agreementstherefore is a rebuttable presumption that parties intended generate a legally enforceable agreement
domestic or family agreements - elements of contracthowever there is a rebuttable presumption such the parties did not intend for create legal
intention - element of contractmoreover to an agreement to constitute a contract then the parties thereto must have intended it for have legal
involuntary restraints - law of contractalthough these are restraints imposed by professional bodies and trade associations at their members to
contracts in restraint of tradethis is a contract through which a person voluntarily or unwillingly restricts his future liberty to carry at his
void contracts - law of contracthowever these are contracts which the law treats as non-existent thus as a general rule illegal contract is only
effects or consequences of illegalitymisdemeanour or illegality renders a contract unenforceable however the contract creates no rights and
contracts illegal at the common lawhowever a contract which is prohibited through the common law is frequently described as being as contrary to
illegality - law of contracttherefore an agreement to constitute a legally enforceable contract then it must have been entered into to a lawful
contracts of guaranteethere the law of contract act 1961 s3 1 provides as followactually no suit shall be brought whereby to charge the defendant
transfer of immovable propertyby s54 property act 1882 as note this act is applicable in the us requires that a transfer of immovable property worth
representations regarding character or creditsince statements relating to a persons credit-worthiness will only be actionable whether made in
negotiable instruments - law of contracthowever past services may constitute valuable consideration to a bill of exchange under by s27 of the bills
exceptions to the doctrine of privity of contractfurther there are a number of exceptions to the privity of contract rule of which the subsequent may
consideration must move from the promise - law of contractconversely the rule that consideration must move from the promisee means such only a person