11. Promissory Estoppel

Update: 2020-11-02

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If you make a promise to someone, stipulating that you will refrain from exercising your strict legal rights, and the other person acts on this promise, in good faith, then the law may enforce that promise, even if no consideration has been provided for it. We call this scenario promissory estoppel and that’s what this lecture is about. You can listen below or download here.

https://archive.org/embed/11.-promissory-estoppel

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22. Unfair Terms B

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21. Unfair Terms A

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20. Implied Terms B

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19. Implied Terms A

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18. Incorporation B

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17. Incorporation A

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16. Parol Evidence “Rule”?

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15. Express Terms

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12. Intention A

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13. Intention B

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14. Formalities

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11. Promissory Estoppel

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10. Consideration B

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9. Consideration B

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7. Against Agreement

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8. Consideration -A

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6. Acceptance – B

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5. Acceptance – A

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4. Offers – B

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3. Offers – a

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11. Promissory Estoppel

John Danaher

11. Promissory Estoppel