May essential provisions of a contract be determined by one of the parties alone

Title: May essential provisions of a contract be determined by one of the parties alone
Creator: Kerr, Alistair J, Glover, Graham B
Date: 2000
Type: text
Type: article
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/10962/70912
Identifier: vital:29759
Identifier: https://heinonline.org/HOL/Page?handle=hein.journals/soaf117&id=211&collection=journals&index=
Description: When the Supreme Court of Appeal raises a question but does not answer it, what it says can be interpreted as an invitation to all those interested in the topic to discuss it. This note is a response to such an invitation in NBS Boland Bank v One Berg River Drive CC, Deeb v ABSA Bank Ltd, Friedman v Standard Bank of South Africa Ltd 1999 (4) SA 928 (SCA);[1999] 4 All SA 183, hereinafter referred to as the NBS Boland Bank case.
Format: 9 pages, pdf
Language: English
Relation: South African Law Journal, Kerr, A.J. and Glover, G.B., 2000. May Essential Provisions of a Contract Be Determined by One of the Parties Alone. S. African LJ, 117, p.201., South African Law Journal volume 117 number 2 201 209 2000 1996-2177
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Kerr, Alistair J (Prof)

Glover, Graham (Prof)

RU Department of Law

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