Williams V Roffey Bros Validity

Summary

Williams v Roffey Bros (1990) is a valid case in English contract law, emphasizing that practical benefits can serve as valid consideration without additional legal detriment.

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Is Williams v Roffey Bros bad law? If so, why?
Williams v Roffey Bros (*) is not considered "bad law." It is a significant case in English contract law, particularly concerning the doctrine of consideration. The case established that practical benefits can be sufficient to constitute valid consideration, even if there is no additional legal detriment.
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