Case Summary - Harris v Nickerson [1873]
Facts of the case The defendant advertised that on 12,13 and 14 August 1872, an auction of brewing materials, plants and office furniture was to take place at Bury St Edmunds. The plaintiff went to the place from London on 12 August 1872 to purchase the office furniture. On 14 August 1872, a notice was posted that the office furniture would not be put for sale. The plaintiff later claimed two days’ loss of time, two days’ board and lodging and 2/3rd class railway fare. Held Per Archibald J, the advertisement is a mere declaration of intention and not a contractual offer. Therefore, no claim could be brought by the plaintiff.
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |
Kembara's Legal InfosInfos about legal issues and legal concepts that are available online . Archives
February 2023
Categories
All
|