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Contract - intent

Intent

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What is the basic presumption about social/domestic agreements? No intent to make legal relations
What is the basic presumption about business agreements? Intent to make legal relations
Balfour v Balfour Upholds basic presumption for social/domestic agreements
Merritt v Merritt S/D: Distinguished from Balfour v Balfour (seperated) so goes against presumption
Edwards v Skyways Upholds basic presumption for Business agreements
Simpkins Pays S/D: exchange of money meant it goes against presumption
Sadler v Reynolds S/D: Ghost Writer
Jones v Padavattone S/D: agreement between mother and daughter follows presumption
Jones v Vernons Pools Business: 'binding in honour only' - goes against presumption
Esso v Commissioner of Customs and Excise Business: World Cup Coin - follows presumption
Kleinwort Benson v MMC Business: Letter of Comfort not binding
Rose and Frank v Compton Buisness: Clause negated intent to make it legally binding
Parker v Clarke Social/Domestic: putting financial stability at risk goes against presumption
McGowan v Radio Buxton Business: follows presumption - had to give away Renault Clio
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