contract essay
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
hi, just wondering if you can do this practice essay for me, has to be min 1150 words and max 1500 words. heres the requirements.
write an essay that advises on the likely legal position based on the following scenario:
In March 2022, Natalia contracted with Phat Designs to extend her nail and beauty salon. They agreed a price of £15000 for the work to be completed no later than 1st July in time for Natalia’s summer promotions. In May 2022, Natalia received an email advertising an auction ‘without reserve.’ It listed a range of products including five new sunbeds. With a view to expanding the services of her salon to include tanning facilities, Natalia attended the auction. She bid £100 for the five sunbeds knowing that they were worth at least £1000. This was the only bid, but because it was significantly below the value of the sunbeds, the auctioneer, on the instruction of the seller of the sunbeds, withdrew the sunbeds from the auction. At the start of June 2022, Natalia could see that the work by Phat Designs had slowed due to the increasing cost of materials and labour. Worried that the work would not be completed on time, Natalia sent an email to Phat Designs promising an extra £2000 for the work to be completed as agreed. That same month, Natalia’s brother-in-law, Olufeme installed a hot tub in the salon’s garden as a surprise for Natalia. On discovering this, Natalia promised to pay him £500. Natalia was also approached by a Patrina, a local furniture seller who had three salon chairs to sell. Natalia stated that they ‘must be chairs that can recline fully because I need to be able to line them up to the sinks when washing hair.’ Patrina assured Natalia that the chairs would recline fully and handed the order form to Natalia to complete.
The extension of the salon was completed by 1st July, but Natalia refuses to pay the extra £2000 to Phat Designs. She also refuses to pay Olufeme the £500 promised. Her calls to the auction demanding the sunbeds have been ignored and when she receives the salon chairs, it is immediately apparent that they are in a fixed position and do not recline. When she complains to Patrina, Patrina points to the order form and explains that the terms make no reference to the chairs being able to recline.
Based on the facts above, advise Natalia as to her contractual rights and obligations.
OSCOLA REFERENCING ONLY
write an essay that advises on the likely legal position based on the following scenario:
In March 2022, Natalia contracted with Phat Designs to extend her nail and beauty salon. They agreed a price of £15000 for the work to be completed no later than 1st July in time for Natalia’s summer promotions. In May 2022, Natalia received an email advertising an auction ‘without reserve.’ It listed a range of products including five new sunbeds. With a view to expanding the services of her salon to include tanning facilities, Natalia attended the auction. She bid £100 for the five sunbeds knowing that they were worth at least £1000. This was the only bid, but because it was significantly below the value of the sunbeds, the auctioneer, on the instruction of the seller of the sunbeds, withdrew the sunbeds from the auction. At the start of June 2022, Natalia could see that the work by Phat Designs had slowed due to the increasing cost of materials and labour. Worried that the work would not be completed on time, Natalia sent an email to Phat Designs promising an extra £2000 for the work to be completed as agreed. That same month, Natalia’s brother-in-law, Olufeme installed a hot tub in the salon’s garden as a surprise for Natalia. On discovering this, Natalia promised to pay him £500. Natalia was also approached by a Patrina, a local furniture seller who had three salon chairs to sell. Natalia stated that they ‘must be chairs that can recline fully because I need to be able to line them up to the sinks when washing hair.’ Patrina assured Natalia that the chairs would recline fully and handed the order form to Natalia to complete.
The extension of the salon was completed by 1st July, but Natalia refuses to pay the extra £2000 to Phat Designs. She also refuses to pay Olufeme the £500 promised. Her calls to the auction demanding the sunbeds have been ignored and when she receives the salon chairs, it is immediately apparent that they are in a fixed position and do not recline. When she complains to Patrina, Patrina points to the order form and explains that the terms make no reference to the chairs being able to recline.
Based on the facts above, advise Natalia as to her contractual rights and obligations.
OSCOLA REFERENCING ONLY