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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-24829-3 discuss the sources of contractual terms; in Chapter 10 we shall consider the classification of contractual terms; and in Chapter 11 we shall analyse a particular type of contractual term, the exclusion or limitation clause.

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Cooperative , Player Differential Gamests which are to be treated as enforceable contracts (see Atiyah, 1986c) and, to some extent, this is true. But English law has, historically, viewed the requirements of consideration and form as being separate and distinct from doctrines such as duress and this is the approach which we shall adopt in this chapter.

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Intention to Create Legal Relationsclude that we had not entered into a legally binding contract because we lacked an ‘intention to create legal relations’, which has been held to be an essential element in any contract. Before examining the relevant case law, we must stop and contemplate the juristic basis of this doctrine of intention to create legal relations.

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What is a Term? discuss the sources of contractual terms; in Chapter 10 we shall consider the classification of contractual terms; and in Chapter 11 we shall analyse a particular type of contractual term, the exclusion or limitation clause.

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