Legal Draft Acceptance Clarification
Summary
In Ontario, accepting a draft for minutes of settlement does not constitute an agreement until both parties sign the document. Simply sending and then disregarding an email about the minutes of settlement generally does not form an agreement. An agreement typically requires mutual consent, indicated by signatures from both parties. If there was no response or action from the other party based on the initial email, it is unlikely that an agreement was formed.Full Conversation
I just stated to send the minutes of settlement to sign and then later said disregard this email
In Ontario, simply sending and then disregarding an email about the minutes of settlement generally does not constitute an agreement. An agreement typically requires both parties to sign the document.
Could you clarify if the other party responded or took any action based on your initial email?