Rule 1 of consideration and case
must be sufficient but need not be adequate
Chappel v Nestle
Jones V Padvatton
Giving up something of value can be consideration
White V Bluett
Love and affection does not count as consideration
Rule 2 of consideration and case
Consideration must not be given in the past
Re McArdle
exception to past consideration rule
implied promises
2 types of implied promise and cases
Work requested: Lampleigh v Braithwait
Work in form of employment: Re Casey’s Patents
Rule 3 of consideration
existence of legal and contractual duty is not good consideration
case for legal duty and exception
Collins v Godefroy
exception: going beyond the duty
Glassbrook v Glamorgan
Case for contractual duty and exception(s)
Stilk v Myrick
exception 1: going beyond the duty- Hartley V Ponsonby
exception 2: Practical benefits- Williams v Roffey
Exception 3: Third party contracts- Scotson V Pegg
Rule 4 of consideration and case
Consideration must move from the promisee
Tweddle v Atkinson