8.2 Full agreement; Changing. This agreement contains the comprehensive and final agreement between the parties. No change in any of its provisions or any future promise, commitment or supplement binds the parties unless they are signed in writing and by both parties. 7. Legality of the object - The agreement must serve a purpose that is not illegal or contrary to public policy. As in other legal systems, certain factors may confirm the quality of consent and, therefore, cancel or cancel the agreement. This is … (a) misrepresentations, b) misrepresented (fraudulently or unrepresented) and (c) inappropriate influence and coercion. In principle, Sri Lankan law also provides for these factors. With respect to an error, a misperception, it can (i) prevent an agreement or (ii) cancel the agreement.
Although in Sri Lanka, the system of law that is active is the Dutch Roman law, English cases often seem to be cited in this area. In addition, the Sri Lankan Evidence Regulation closely follows the Indian Evidence Act of 1872, so that in light of Section 92 of the Regulation (and its various reservations), evidence is admitted without any element that does not invalidate a transaction by default of consent. 2.2 Acceptance. All orders received are subject to written acceptance by the BBLK. Each order is considered an offer to purchase and, if accepted, is entirely or partially derived from a contract under the terms of this Agreement. All order assumptions made by BBLK (“confirmation of order”) are made in the form of an order confirmation containing accepted quantities of products, price, delivery cost if applicable, and expected delivery date (“target date”). (c) Section 10, Money Loan Regulations (Cap 80) - a provision that a charger voucher is void if it is not accompanied by a written agreement specifying separately the principal amount and interest rate. (g) The reality of consent (i.e. the agreement should not be punishable for fraud, fear, misrepresentation, undue influence or for any other reason); (b) any contract of engagement or agreement relating to the performance of such property and the finding of interests or security charges relating to the property or other real estate; 5. Contract capacity - Contracting parties must have “legal capacity.” For example, agreements that conflict with the administration of justice [category a) (iii) above] are of particular interest from the point of view of transaction rights. In the Sri Lankan context, the following examples of agreements that are not in force in this category appear to be as follows: it is clear from the above discussion that an agreement that explicitly provides that it is not buried or that it is a mere “honour clause” would not create a legally enforceable treaty in Sri Lanka.
[Weeramantry, page 158]. (d) if necessary, in accordance with the forms or types of agreements prescribed; (c) any contract or contract for the future sale or purchase of land or other land. 1.2 Inconsistency. These terms and conditions may be used jointly in addition to an agreement to sell goods between the buyer and BBLK or in addition to a sales contract between BBLK and the buyer, if the buyer has been designated as a distributor by BBLK. In the event of contradictions between the sales/sale contract and/or the terms of the sales contract and/or the present terms and conditions of sale, the provisions of the sales/distribution agreement are prevailing.
