Evocurement

An invitation to treat is a preliminary step towards making an offer, but it does not lead to the formation of a contract. It is a way of expressing interest or willingness to negotiate, without committing to any specific terms. Judges often have to decide whether a statement or an action is an offer or an invitation to treat, as the distinction can affect the legal rights and obligations of the parties involved. According to the study guide, some examples…

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If you ever touch CIPS L5M3 study guide, different types of contract breach may confuse you, especially major breach and fundamental breach. In fact, you don’t need to care about fundamental breach anymore as UK’s House of Lord dismissed this doctrine in 1980. However, if you are interested in gaining deeper understanding of ‘fundamental breach’, this blog post is for you! What is ‘fundamental breach’? Aaron Tan, the author of L5M3 study guide, defines fundamental breach as: “A breach so…

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