Contract Law and Part 36

Interesting recent ruling from the Court of Appeal, which has held that Contract law does not interfere with the workings of offers made under Part 36 CPR. This means that it is now open to a party to reject an offer, then change their mind and accept it, as long as it has not been withdrawn. An interesting exception to the normal rules of offer and acceptance for your A2 students to note and debate.

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