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Overview of European Contract Law


In this situation the person who inform the claimant that he been selected for the job was not authorized to do so and consequently acceptance wasn't efficiently transferred. Concluding all this information, personally I believe that the agreement of a contract is a really serious matter and it should be really well communicated to both parts trying to avoid all the misunderstandings and to make the transaction easier. .
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             2.The most important defects of a contract and their impact on it. A contract can be easily affected by a number of defects that may influence and even decide upon the validity of this agreement. A contract become defective when is omitting some law terms, is incorrect or when the essentials for creating an agreement are not clear, stable and well communicated between parties.a) Misrepresentation is an affirmation about a product or a service made before the contract is done and basically this is the reason that influence the second party to accept the offer.
             If this offer is establish as being false or with different meaning then misrepresentee has all the right to refuse the contract and so the contract will be voidable. To understand better the idea of misrepresentation we can look at Smith v Land and House Property Corporation (1884) case study where the person that tried to sell the house said that the actual tenant was one of the best one even though he knew that the occupier had rental payments arrears. Then looking at the seller we can say that he was liable for misrepresentation because he gave wrong information with the hope of selling the property in a very short time.
             b) Mistake is dividing in three types: common mistake where both sides commit the same mistake, mutual mistake the parties are at cross purposes and unilateral mistake where only one party is mistaken. Can be a good reason to set aside a contract as we can see in the Raffle v Wichelhaus (1864) where two similar vessels were transporting cotton from Bombay.


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