Campbell v Campbell

[2015] NSWSC 784

Supreme Court of NSW

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1. Contracts
2. › testamentary agreement
3. › existence of binding agreement
4. › no written agreement
5. › alleged agreement constituted by oral representations and conduct
6. › inconsistent accounts of conversations
7. › family context
8. › intention to create legal relations
9. › adequacy of consideration
1. Contracts
2. › mutual wills
3. › whether parties entered agreement not to alter or revoke wills without notice to the other
4. › need for clear and cogent evidence
5. › consideration of circumstances
6. › inferences to be drawn
7. › intentions of the parties
1. Equity
2. › laches, acquiescence or estoppel
3. › inaction on part of plaintiff in asserting legal rights
4. › state of knowledge
5. › whether plaintiff should be precluded from recovery
1. Property
2. › interests in property
3. › no written instrument
4. › doctrine of part performance
5. › whether acts unequivocally referable to existence of contract

Citation[2015] NSWSC 784

CourtNSWSC

JurisdictionNew South Wales

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