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Adams v Lindsell (1818) (Rules relating to Acceptance)
Acceptance is effective as soon as it is posted.
Agar v Hyde; Agar v Worsley (2000) HCA (Recreational Providers)
Two players broke their necks when collapsed on top of them during the play,败诉
Players were aware of the inherent risks in playing rugby and therefore the pl. bear consequenses.
Amoco Australia Pty Ltd v Rocca Brothers Motor Engineering Co Pty Ltd (1973) (Contracts in Restraint of Trade)
Restraints imposed upon the vendor of a business-sale of a business assumes the parties are in a more equal bargaining position;-Question of fact as to whether the restraint is reasonable.
Anton Piller KG v Manufacturing Processes Ltd (1976) (Equitable Remedies for Breach- Anton Piller Order销毁证据)
-Prevents a defendant from disposing of any evidence before trail.
Anderson Ltd v Daniel (1924) (Legality- Contracts illegal by Statute)The plaintiffs could not recover the contract price as the effect of the non-compliance was to render the contract illegal.
Atwood v Lamont (1920) (Contracts in Restraint of Trade- Contracts of employment)
They are of reasonable length in time and area. This case it is out of the required length.
Australian Safeway Stores Pty Ltd v Zaluzna (1986) (Duty of care-Occupier's liability)
Zaluzna在商店中因滑倒受伤,Z索取医药费,胜诉
Ballas v Theohilas (No 2) (Discharge by lapse of time at common law)
P. Ship deed allowed surviving partner to purchase deceased partners shares- 16 months not reasonable time-lapse.
Baltic Shipping Co Ltd v Dillon (1993) (Remedies-Damages, Distress and disappointment)
The damage claimed was a direct result of the breach and remoteness was not an issue.
Barton v Armstrong (1973) (Duress)
While duress is not the only reason for Barton entering into the contract.
Balfour v Balfour (1912) (Intention-Domestic)
Where the husband and wife are living together at the time of the agreement, no intention to be bound by contract
Beswick v Beswick (1968) (Privity)
Only the parties to the contract can acquire rights and incur liabilities under it.
Bojczuk v Gregorcewicz (1961)
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