Nullity of the Contract: Consequences of the Total Absence of Counterparty
Case comment - 3 pages - Obligation law
This document explores the concept of nullity in contracts, specifically focusing on the total absence of counterparty. It delves into the jurisprudence of the Court of Cassation and the implications of the reform on contract law. A must-read for law students and professionals.
The Conditions of the Error Vice of Consent in Contract Law
Case comment - 3 pages - Obligation law
This document provides an in-depth analysis of the conditions of the error vice of consent in contract law, including the existence of the error, the object of the error, and the excusability of the error. It also discusses the social object of the moral person as a criterion of excusability and...
Annulment of Real Estate Sales Contract Based on Defects of Consent and Hidden Defects
Case comment - 2 pages - Obligation law
This document provides an analysis of the annulment of a real estate sales contract based on defects of consent and hidden defects, as per the Court of Cassation's judgment. It discusses the characterization of the source error leading to the nullity of the real estate contract and the...
Court of Common Pleas, 29 January 1855, Canham v/ Barry - Can an agreement made in writing be altered by an oral term or condition?
Case comment - 2 pages - Obligation law
The plaintiff (Canham) and the defendant (Barry) signed on the 13th of June 1854 an agreement or an instrument in writing. In that agreement, the defendant (as a lessee) agreed to sell to the plaintiff all his unexpired term and leasehold interest in the farm, at West Thurrock, in the county of...
