Privity of contract
Doctrine in Contract. 2 cases, with the principle each one established. By lanbuk.com.
- Alfred Olukutun Williams & Ii. C. Dankole-bright [1923] SLCA 6 (28 January 1923)
Sierra Leone — Court of Appeal · 1923
Principle established: A person cannot enforce a contract unless there is privity between the parties, and a judicial consent order does not create contractual rights for non-parties.
- Osman Jalloh v Bassam Ibrahim Basma (45 of 2013) [2015] SLCA 1122 (12 March 2015)
Sierra Leone — Court of Appeal · 2015
Principle established: A contract made by an agent acting within the scope of authority for a disclosed principal is the contract of the principal, who is the proper party to sue.