"Bob the Builder"

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This paper briefly reviews the contractual arrangement between Sid and Bob vis-a-vis an extension to the former's house. This paper argues that Bob entered into a legally-binding oral contract and he must provide some form of redress to Sid. The paper also suggests that a third-party, Ed, is not legally culpable for breaching a contract made between he and Bob.

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"The law of the United Kingdom is understandably complex. This paper will examine one of the subtleties of British law by reviewing the case of Bob the Builder and his strained relationship with a former client. Specifically, this paper will examine the key issues of the case, any misrepresentation that resulted from the dealings between Bob and Sid, and provide a conclusion that sums up the case. In the final analysis, it may be said that this situation is a classic example of what happens when otherwise intelligent people fail to plan ahead. Let us first proceed by examining the steps that led up to the present situation. To begin with, Sid entered into an agreement with Bob whereby the latter promised to build an extension onto the former's home by December 15."

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