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For example: with the case Hillas & Co Ltd v Arcos Ltd 1932 (p.59), the claimant purchase 22,000 standard of softwood goods of fair specification over the season 1930. Next, parties have an agreement, which contained an option to buy a further 100,000 standards in 1931. When the transaction of 1930 took place, the defendant refused to supply any wood in 1931 and saying that this agreement was too vague to bind the parties. It can be clearly seen that the previous dealing showed all of option about kinds of wood specific the claimant needs, and then the defendant knew it and have responsibility supplying woods for claimant.According to the case Hillas Co Ltd v Arcos Ltd 1932. (p.59). In this case, this is a promise although not to be bound on specific terms. Firstly, the claimants purchase 22,000 standards of softwood in 1930. The agreement contained an option to buy 100,000 in 1931. Secondly, in 1931 the sellers refused to supply wood and reason may be the price of softwood is increase and sellers say that the agreement was too vague to bind the parties. However, the sellers have to continue supply softwood in 1931 because base on previous transactions in 1930. It is enough to be bound and valid contract.
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