2014Unpublished venueRequires access

Third Party Rights and Privity of Contract

Chris Turner

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Abstract

The defendant had agreed with another party that if that party did specified work he would pay £19 to the claimant, a third party to the contract. The work was completed but the defendant failed to pay. The claimant sued unsuccessfully to enforce the provision.

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The defendant had agreed with another party that if that party did specified work he would pay £19 to the claimant, a third party to the contract. The work was completed but the defendant failed to pay. The claimant sued unsuccessfully to enforce the provision.

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The defendant had agreed with another party that if that party did specified work he would pay £19 to the claimant, a third party to the contract. The work was completed but the defendant failed to pay. The claimant sued unsuccessfully to enforce the provision.

Key concepts: Privity of contract, Business, Law and economics, Exclusion clause, Contract management, Economics, Marketing

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