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How does contract law determine whether the parties have committed to the contract and what each has committed to? This chapter discusses the following: the objective test of intentions; offer and acceptance; termination of the offer; assessment of the mirror image approach; certainty; intention to create legal relations; and restitution for benefits conferred in anticipation of contracts that do not materialise.
Keywords: contract law; English law; objective test of intentions; offer; acceptance; certainty; intention to create legal relations
Chapter. 29954 words. Illustrated.
Subjects: Contract Law
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