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What is promissory estoppel based on?
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No need for consideration, based on a promise being made and it being inequitable for promisor to go back on promise
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High Trees Case
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Birthed promissory estoppel. Elements:
- Existing legal relationship - A clear promise (substance - not to enforce existing rights, form - clear and unequivocal) - Reliance - promisee has relied on promise James v Heim Galleries - Promisee must act equitably D&C Builders v Rees - Estoppel is a shield, not a sword |
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Collier v Wright
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Suspends rights rather than extinguishes them
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