快速查题-ACCA英国注册会计师试题

 Courts will seek to ensure that consideration from each party is of equal value 

 Courts will seek to ensure no party makes excess profit 

 Courts will not interfere in a contract to rectify a bad bargain 

Consideration does not need to have a value to be sufficient 

 Consideration is sufficient if it has some economic value 

Consideration does not need to be sufficient but must be adequate 

 Third parties to a contract generally have enforceable rights under it 

 Only parties to a contract generally have enforceable rights under it 

 Privity of contract only relates to rights under a contract, not obligations 

 A third party to a contract can sue for losses they incur under a contract if the losses are foreseeable

 A third party to a contract can bring an action under it if an implied trust has been created 

 A third party to a contract can enforce rights under it if it is equitable for them to do so 

 A supply of information 

 A statement of intent 

 A quotation of price 

 An agreement to enter into a future contract 

 They must be in writing 

 They must be evidenced in writing 

 They need not be in writing