Case
study is based on the contracts which are made between different parties for
the provision of the product services. Peter is an individual who are providing
the services of advertisement in media and deal in the magazine. In first
contract, there are two parties, one is Peter and the other is Ray. Peter and
Ray get into a contract by promising that, Peter give him subscription of the
magazine after the payment is made by Ray. Peter promised to post the order on
25 April, after getting the payment. In this case, peter is bound to publish
the subscription of the Ray as it was contract of both parties and Ray fulfills
the requirements of the contract. Ray could claim for damages as there is not
fulfilling of the contract as it was agreed in the terms of contract.
As
concerned with the £50 to Peter, the transaction was final between both
parties in consideration of £150 from which £100 is paid, while £50 was
outstanding by Ray and was paid to Peter after the posting of the order (Thomas, 2014).
Contract of subscription of the magazine
between Sara and Peter was of 2 years which time period is agreed by both the
parties. Now according to the business law, Peter is liable to provide the
services in same price for the next two years. There is no dealing in the
contract in the increase in the prices or any other fluctuation in prices could
not impact the contract terms. In this case, Sara is not liable to pay £15 more
as there is no commitment which is based on such condition. Peter is conducting
wrongdoings in case of subscription with Sara.
Relationship of contract between Tom and
Peter is limited to the writing of vision but there is commitment of Peter to
provide one year subscription which is seems to like a reward but in case where
Peter did not follow his commitment, there is no liability of Peter as there is
no contract made between both parties for this transaction (Malach & Malach, 2014).
In respect of legal’s right, Peter’s liability is up to the consideration for
writing vision, but there is no legal binding to provide the any consideration
in reward, it just ethically necessary for Peter to pay for his commitment.
According to my perspective, in first case,
Peter should post order after getting £100 as he promised to post the after
getting this amount and if he do not post there must be penalty imposed to
Peter. In second case, Peter could not asked for further payment as it was
agreed on same amount for 2 years and Peter is liable to pay for the 2 years in
same price. And at the last case with Tom, there is no legal written contract
between both parties, therefore legally not liable to pay but ethically he
should give him subscription of one year (Malach & Malach, 2014).
Reference
of the contract law
Malach, S. E., & Malach, R. L. (2014). "Start
Your Own Business Assignment in the Context of Experiential Entrepreneurship
Education. Journal of Higher Education Outreach and Engagement , 18
(1), 169-186.
Thomas, T. A. (2014).
Developing team skills through a collaborative writing assignment. Assessment
& Evaluation in Higher Education , 39 (4), 479-495.