Add to ORKGThe doctrine of mistake has grown increasingly complicated with the passage of time. Nowhere is that complexity more obvious than in the area of unilateral mistake, of which the distinguishing feature is that the mistake made by one party is known to, and almost invariably induced by the fraud of, the other
This paper seeks to identify and examine the extent to which there are substantive differences betwe...
Under the objective theory of mutual assent, which bases the imposition of contractual obligations o...
This thesis examines issues concerning the rectification of contractual documents for mistake and th...
AnalysisThe role of the doctrine of mistake has recently been considered by the Court of Appeal and ...
This article notes that English courts deal with voidable title conflicts by attempting to find whet...
In Great Peace Shipping v Tsavliris Salvage, the English Court of Appeal rejected the equitable doct...
In this paper I ask whether English Law should permit rescission for unilateral mistakes in the form...
Mistake raises several important and difficult questions for contract law. The question addressed he...
In this paper I ask whether English Law should permit rescission for unilateral mistakes in the form...
Part I of this Article revisits the traditional account of unilateral mistake, arguing that a subje...
Whilst mistake is a key feature of a Law of Contract syllabus and likely to feature in an examinatio...
In this book Hugh Beale examines the case for reforming the law on mistake and non-disclosure of fac...
The decision in Shogun Finance Ltd v. Hudson [2003] 3 WLR 1371 dealt with the notion of mistaken ide...
This article argues that the object of rectification for unilateral mistake ought to be essentially ...
In Slip Knot Investments v Du Toit 2011 4 SA 72 (SCA) the Supreme Court of Appeal had to determine i...
This paper seeks to identify and examine the extent to which there are substantive differences betwe...
Under the objective theory of mutual assent, which bases the imposition of contractual obligations o...
This thesis examines issues concerning the rectification of contractual documents for mistake and th...
AnalysisThe role of the doctrine of mistake has recently been considered by the Court of Appeal and ...
This article notes that English courts deal with voidable title conflicts by attempting to find whet...
In Great Peace Shipping v Tsavliris Salvage, the English Court of Appeal rejected the equitable doct...
In this paper I ask whether English Law should permit rescission for unilateral mistakes in the form...
Mistake raises several important and difficult questions for contract law. The question addressed he...
In this paper I ask whether English Law should permit rescission for unilateral mistakes in the form...
Part I of this Article revisits the traditional account of unilateral mistake, arguing that a subje...
Whilst mistake is a key feature of a Law of Contract syllabus and likely to feature in an examinatio...
In this book Hugh Beale examines the case for reforming the law on mistake and non-disclosure of fac...
The decision in Shogun Finance Ltd v. Hudson [2003] 3 WLR 1371 dealt with the notion of mistaken ide...
This article argues that the object of rectification for unilateral mistake ought to be essentially ...
In Slip Knot Investments v Du Toit 2011 4 SA 72 (SCA) the Supreme Court of Appeal had to determine i...
This paper seeks to identify and examine the extent to which there are substantive differences betwe...
Under the objective theory of mutual assent, which bases the imposition of contractual obligations o...
This thesis examines issues concerning the rectification of contractual documents for mistake and th...