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In England there is no civil code. English contract law is therefore not codified start learning		Instead we derive our law from two main sources, which are statute (law made by Parliament) and case law (law made by judges)
statute is also called an start learning		Act of Parliament
... of law start learning		source
... a Bill start learning		draft
... a Bill start learning		to draw up
... a Bill start learning		to debate
... an amendment start learning		to suggest
... a desicion start learning		to make
... a new law start learning		to form
... a judgment start learning		to hand down
... a new precedent start learning		to issue
... a case start learning		to decide
... a proposal/suggestion start learning		to make
A source start learning		of law
to be drafted start learning		by lawyer
to put an idea forward start learning		for consideration
to suggest an amendment start learning		to something
to come start learning		into force
A precedent is binding start learning		on/upon lower courts
to be made start learning		by someone or something
to pass start learning		through a stage (that is one of several stages)
... judgment for the claimant/defendant start learning		to give
... of an obligation start learning		the extent
... Consideration start learning		to constitute
to do something (...) someone advice start learning		on
to continue to do something (...) a certain date start learning		until
to sue (...) a promise start learning		on
to give judgment (...) the claimant/defendant start learning		for
to be (...) a Legal obligation start learning		under
an agreement (...) two parties start learning		between
unieważnienie start learning		revocation
odrzucenie start learning		rejection
kontr oferta start learning		counter-offer
wygaśnięcie start learning		lapse of time
śmierć jednej z osób start learning		death of the offeror or offeree
to (...) your homework start learning		do
to (...) an offer start learning		revoke, reject
to (...) a counter-offer start learning		make
to (...) a benefit start learning		gain
to (...) a loss start learning		suffer
to be (...) to public policy or to the law on general start learning		contrary
to buy tickets (...) an event start learning		to/for
to accept something (...) post/email start learning		by
to put something (...) writing start learning		in
A case/new law (...) a particular year start learning		from
to do something (...) a particular time in the future start learning		by
to enter (...) a contract or agreement start learning		into
to make a donation (...) charity start learning		to
to announce the (...) of a company start learning		acquisition
to create a (...) Contract start learning		legally binding
to be (...) damages start learning		awarded
the (...) of a contract start learning		performance
to (...) to perform your duties under a contract start learning		fail
to (...) a problem start learning		rectify
to (...) someone a right to do something start learning		grant
to be (...) by a particular law start learning		covered
A (...) of goods start learning		batch
A contact (...) two companies start learning		between
to be awarded an amount of money (...) damages start learning		in
in exchange (...) something start learning		for
to give notice (...) something start learning		of
to buy goods (...) someone start learning		from
to supply someone (...) a replacement start learning		with
to sue someone (...) the grounds of beach of contract start learning		on

The Language of Contract Law

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