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1. In it, Lord Mansfield tentatively expressed a view that the doctrine of consideration was redundant.
2. The doctrine of consideration is too firmly fixed to be overthrown by a side-wind ."
3. is an English contract law case, concerning the doctrine of consideration, and part payments of debt.
4. His proposals include, " inter alia ", the abandonment of the English doctrine of consideration.
5. He further stated that the " High Trees " principle should not be stretched so far as to abolish the doctrine of consideration,
6. It's difficult to find doctrine of consideration in a sentence. 用doctrine of consideration造句挺難的
7. :That " you can't expect anything if you didn't pay anything " idea is formally the legal doctrine of consideration.
8. Denning L . J . limited the application of promissory estoppel, as he expounded the doctrine, to ensure that it did not displace the doctrine of consideration.
9. With the courts'hostility to restraints on trade, the doctrine of consideration was forming, that to enforce any obligation something of value needed to be conveyed.
10. If the object of the principle were to make a promise binding in equity, the need to preserve the doctrine of consideration would require a limitation to be placed on the remedy.
11. The doctrine of consideration is irrelevant in many jurisdictions, although contemporary commercial litigant relations have held the relationship between a promise and a deed is a reflection of the nature of contractual considerations.
12. In the English speaking world, this notion has not survived as well as in civil law jurisdictions, for the doctrine of consideration has essentially covered the requirement of essential terms in basic bargains.
13. The doctrine of consideration can therefore be seen as a set of rules, which play the principal role in the decision by the courts as to which agreements or promises are found to be legally binding.
14. This is because, in English law, there is a doctrine of consideration which requires that both parties must be under an obligation to give something of value, before either will be legally bound to an obligation.
15. The doctrine of estoppel has been mooted by academics as a good model, but judges have refused to let it be a sidestep of the doctrine of consideration, saying estoppel must be a shield not a sword, and calling instead for Parliamentary intervention.
16. ""'Collier v P & MJ Wright ( Holdings ) Ltd " "'[ 2007 ] EWCA Civ 1329 is an English contract law case, concerning the doctrine of consideration and promissory estoppel in relation to " alteration promises ".
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