Just a quick question everybody.
I've always wondered if a handshake - or gentlemans agreement- is a legally binding contract. I have been taught it was in my limited study of contract law, but the real world often turns things like this upside down.
One of the lads I work with agreed on a price for the purchase of a house, shook hands on it and now the seller has reneged on the price, selling it to a higher bidder.
Thanks in advance folks.
I've always wondered if a handshake - or gentlemans agreement- is a legally binding contract. I have been taught it was in my limited study of contract law, but the real world often turns things like this upside down.
One of the lads I work with agreed on a price for the purchase of a house, shook hands on it and now the seller has reneged on the price, selling it to a higher bidder.
Thanks in advance folks.