You'll find everything you need to know about contracts right here, from employment and housing agreements to consumer rights and business dealings. Our expert guidance makes legal terms crystal clear, helping you understand your rights whether you're dealing with written contracts, verbal agreements, or everyday situations. Contracts And Agreements is here to help.

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A Legally Binding Contract That You Didn't Mean to Enter?
Verbal agreements can legally bind you to contracts without written signatures, especially in business energy deals where one call can lock you in.
Implied Terms in Contracts
When a contract doesn't spell everything out, courts can add implied terms to match what the parties actually agreed to.
Tenancy Agreements and Deposits
Landlords must place tenant deposits in an authorised scheme since 2007, or risk losing repossession rights and owing compensation.
New Law on Proving Consumer Contracts
What lenders need to do in court when they can't find the original paperwork proving a consumer borrowed money.
New Case Law on Pre-Nuptial Agreements
How English courts now treat prenuptial agreements following the landmark Radmacher v Granatino case.
Misrepresentation and Breach of Contract
Understand the difference between contract terms and representations, and what happens when statements made during a deal turn out to be false.
Policies and Contracts
Policies guide decision-making but aren't legally binding like contracts, though public bodies may be challenged if they ignore them.
Litigation: A Last Resort
Courts expect you to try settling disputes before filing a lawsuit, and skipping this step can cost you dearly.
Mediation and Arbitration
When a contract dispute happens, mediation or arbitration might help you avoid court and settle things faster.
Do You Have to Know About a Breach to Be Liable?
You're not liable for breaching a contract if you genuinely didn't know your actions violated it.