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An essential ingredient of a binding contract is that the parties must have had an intention to create legal relations. In other words, they must have had an intention to be bound by the terms of their agreement. This chapter, which examines the doctrine of intention to create legal relations, begins by considering cases involving domestic and social agreements before turning to analyse the role of intention to create legal relations in the commercial environment.
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