Скачать или смотреть CARLILL V. CARBOLIC SMOKE BALL CO.| INDIAN CONTRACT ACT 1872| OFFER TO THE WORLD AT LARGE

In this video, we discuss the landmark English contract law case Carlill v. Carbolic Smoke Ball Co. (1893), which is one of the most important cases for law students studying the Law of Contract.

This case explains key concepts such as:
✔ Offer to the world at large
✔ Unilateral contracts
✔ Acceptance by conduct
✔ Intention to create legal relations
✔ Consideration
✔ Advertisement as a valid offer

The court held that the advertisement issued by the Carbolic Smoke Ball Company was a clear, definite, and binding offer, and Mrs Carlill’s use of the smoke ball as directed amounted to valid acceptance, forming a legally enforceable contract.

This case is extremely important for:
• LLB students
• Judiciary exam aspirants
• SSC CGL / Law Officer exams
• Contract Law exams & viva

Topics Covered in This Video:
– Facts of Carlill v. Carbolic Smoke Ball Co.
– Legal issues involved
– Court’s judgment
– Legal principles established
– Importance of the case for exams

Watch till the end for a clear, crisp, and exam-oriented explanation.

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