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LAW 0103·Semester I·2026–2027

Introduction to Contract Law

Each of the twenty-four groups claims one presentation slot, first come, first served. A slot disappears the moment another group takes it, so two groups can never hold the same one.

Lecturer
Mr. Suraj Sakal
Tutor
Ms. Leah Hector
Length
30 minutes
Venues
JFK LT · TCB 23 · ENG 105

Registration closes

Sunday, 1 November 2026 at 23:59

Instructions

The twenty-four slots are listed further down this page, in week order. Find one still marked open, choose Claim this slot, and give your group’s name together with the full name and student ID of every member. The slot is yours the moment the form is accepted — it leaves the list for everyone else at the same instant — and you are taken to a confirmation page you can print and keep. Nothing is held for you before that, and there is nothing to confirm afterwards.

Only the Group Leader should submit, and only once. You will need the full name and student ID of every member, so collect them before you begin. A student may belong to one group only; if a student ID already appears in another registration, the claim is refused and the clash is named.

All members present on the chosen date, even where the session is not their own tutorial. To change slots afterwards, both Group Leaders must send a joint email to Mr. Suraj Sakal at least three business days before the earlier of the two presentation dates. The swap request form drafts that email.

The marking rubrics are published in full. Read how the presentation and the PowerPoint are marked.

Before you claim

Length
30 minutes
Period
Weeks 4 to 9, Wednesday 23 September 2026 to Friday 30 October 2026
Group size
8 to 12 people, including the Group Leader
Lecture slots
Wednesdays, 4:30–5:00 pm, in JFK LT
Tutorial slots
The first 30 minutes of the session — Wednesdays at 5:00 pm, after the lecture, and Fridays at 3:00 and 4:00 pm
PowerPoint
Due on or before 28 October 2026. Submissions are final.

The twenty-four slots

2 of 24 still open

The twenty-four presentation slots, by week
SlotSessionDateTime and venueTopicStatus
WEEK 4Week commencing 21 September 2026
W4-LLectureWednesday 23 September 20264:30–5:00 pmJFK LTThe Problem of Vagueness in Contractual Language

Taken

W4-T1Tutorial 1Wednesday 23 September 20265:00–5:30 pmENG 105The Unenforceability of "Agreements to Agree"Claim this slot, W4-T1, Tutorial 1, Wednesday 23 September 2026, The Unenforceability of "Agreements to Agree"
W4-T2Tutorial 2Friday 25 September 20263:00–3:30 pmTCB 23Mechanisms for Resolving Uncertainty in Contracts

Taken

W4-T3Tutorial 3Friday 25 September 20264:00–4:30 pmTCB 23The Effect of the Phrase "Subject to Contract"Claim this slot, W4-T3, Tutorial 3, Friday 25 September 2026, The Effect of the Phrase "Subject to Contract"
WEEK 5Week commencing 28 September 2026
W5-LLectureWednesday 30 September 20264:30–5:00 pmJFK LTThe Sufficiency and Adequacy of Consideration

Taken

W5-T1Tutorial 1Wednesday 30 September 20265:00–5:30 pmENG 105The Rule Against Past Consideration and its Exceptions

Taken

W5-T2Tutorial 2Friday 2 October 20263:00–3:30 pmTCB 23Performance of an Existing Duty as Consideration

Taken

W5-T3Tutorial 3Friday 2 October 20264:00–4:30 pmTCB 23The Doctrine of Promissory Estoppel

Taken

WEEK 6Week commencing 5 October 2026
W6-LLectureWednesday 7 October 20264:30–5:00 pmJFK LTThe Presumption Against Intention in Social and Domestic Agreements

Taken

W6-T1Tutorial 1Wednesday 7 October 20265:00–5:30 pmENG 105The Presumption of Intention in Commercial Agreements

Taken

W6-T2Tutorial 2Friday 9 October 20263:00–3:30 pmTCB 23How Parties Can Exclude the Intention to Create Legal Relations

Taken

W6-T3Tutorial 3Friday 9 October 20264:00–4:30 pmTCB 23The Legal Status of "Mere Puffs" in Advertising

Taken

WEEK 7Week commencing 12 October 2026
W7-LLectureWednesday 14 October 20264:30–5:00 pmJFK LTDistinguishing between a Contractual Term and a Mere Representation

Taken

W7-T1Tutorial 1Wednesday 14 October 20265:00–5:30 pmENG 105The Incorporation of Written Terms by Signature

Taken

W7-T2Tutorial 2Friday 16 October 20263:00–3:30 pmTCB 23The Incorporation of Written Terms by Notice and by a Course of Dealing

Taken

W7-T3Tutorial 3Friday 16 October 20264:00–4:30 pmTCB 23The Parol Evidence Rule and the Collateral Contract Exception

Taken

WEEK 8Week commencing 19 October 2026
W8-LLectureWednesday 21 October 20264:30–5:00 pmJFK LTThe Judicial Tests for Implying Terms in Fact

Taken

W8-T1Tutorial 1Wednesday 21 October 20265:00–5:30 pmENG 105Terms Implied in Law and Terms Implied by Custom

Taken

W8-T2Tutorial 2Friday 23 October 20263:00–3:30 pmTCB 23The Implied Conditions and Warranties in the Sale of Goods

Taken

W8-T3Tutorial 3Friday 23 October 20264:00–4:30 pmTCB 23The Classification of Terms as Conditions, Warranties and Innominate Terms

Taken

WEEK 9Week commencing 26 October 2026
W9-LLectureWednesday 28 October 20264:30–5:00 pmJFK LTThe Core Principles of the Doctrine of Privity

Taken

W9-T1Tutorial 1Wednesday 28 October 20265:00–5:30 pmENG 105The Relationship Between Privity and Consideration

Taken

W9-T2Tutorial 2Friday 30 October 20263:00–3:30 pmTCB 23Exceptions to the Privity Rule

Taken

W9-T3Tutorial 3Friday 30 October 20264:00–4:30 pmTCB 23Legislative Reform of the Privity Rule and the Caribbean Position

Taken