Law in Business

1 . Question 1 : This question presents two scenarios, both of which revolves around the issue of whether there is a contract. To solve the legal problem , advise Justin , We need to know : What is "Contract"? "A Contract is essentially an agreement between two or more persons which will be enforced by a court of law . "(Brendan Sweeney & Jennifer O'Reilly , Law in Commerce , Second Edition) . And contract is constituted by four factors : Offer +<Tab/&…

…the miller could not get successful in claiming these losses. Back to the question, Steve could sue Alex of breaching the rule in TPA S 71(1)-"The goods must be of merchantable quality", and S 68. Steve could get the reparations of his damage back. 4 . Reference: 1. Law in Commerce, Second Edition, Brendan Sweeney & Jennifer O'Reilly. 2. Australian Business Law, Edition 21, Paul Latimer. 3. www.postalrecord.com 4. Business Law Unit Book, Monash University, Business and Commerce faculty.