› whether agreement had been reached pursuant to which a party was to hold a property for the benefit of another party on an express or constructive trust
› held that agreement reached in principle but that the terms of the arrangement were not the subject of a clear agreement between the parties
› held that alternative claim for unjust enrichment failed as there was no binding agreement.
Contracts
› Formation
› Agreement
› Uncertainty and incompleteness
› whether there was a binding residential tenancy agreement in existence
› where unclear whether the document was complete when signed or which version of the cover page (there being two in evidence) formed part of the document when signed
› held no binding residential tenancy agreement.
Case Details
Citation[2019] NSWSC 1849
CourtNSWSC
JurisdictionNew South Wales
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