› whether signed document constituted binding contract
› whether consideration illusory
› whether parties evinced intention immediately to be bound
› whether terms sufficiently certain to be enforceable
› held that there was a binding and enforceable contract
› held, further, that defendants estopped from denying binding contract.
Contracts
› general contractual principles
› construction and interpretation of contracts
› whether on proper construction of the contract obligation to pay “Consultants costs and costs ancillary to consultant’s services” [sic] extended to Council lodgement fees
› held that it did not.
Case Details
Citation[2009] NSWSC 344
CourtNSWSC
JurisdictionNew South Wales
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