Episode 04: Bargains and the Objective Theory of Contract

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Recorded17 Aug 2024

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In this episode, we explore the Objective Theory of Contract, which determines whether a contract is formed based on outward actions, not hidden intentions. We break down the classic case of Lucy v. Zehmer and analyze how courts determine if a contract has been formed based on the reasonable interpretation of actions, not private thoughts.

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