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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kalu_Banda" data-source="post: 17060248" data-attributes="member: 482567">Question 1Last Chance Houses is a construction company which is building houses on the lands of the customers at a price. They once agreed with Mr. Yasapala to build two houses on the lands (one in Bandaragama and the other in Mawanella) owned by him to be given away as dowry to his two daughters.The construction work started on 5th January 2014 and continued till 30th April 2014By May 2014 Last Chance Houses alleged that no further construction work can be taken up in both sites as there is a great difficulty to find labourers in the country in general. A sub-contract agreement is to be signed with a labour-supplier and the related costs and additional rates are to be borne by Mr. Yasapala.  Mr. Yasapala disagrees to pay same. Examine the liabilities of the parties.1. there is a contract (ctt) bw yasapala (Y) and Last Chance (L). 2. define the ctt3.then Y and L bound by terms of the ctt. (Y to pay and L to build house).- relate the case law to this situation.. U hv a note right...?? ( if not srry)4. if 1st ctt state any thing abt sub cttors Y binds on it otherwise  he is not.- relate the case law to this situation..4. in sub ctt parties nt clear.. if it bw Y and sub cttt Y bound to pay.- relate the case law to this situation..5. if it bw L and subctt Y is nt bound. coz Y is nt a party to ctt.- relate the case law to this situation..Question 2Consequent to a tender invitation calling for buyers to send tender applications indicating their bids for the waste materials of the Government Timber Corporation. GTC wishes to sell all the waste which is left behind periodically, i.e., monthly or every two weeksDumindu Enterprises, where you are employed is engaged in reproducing articles from timber dust and other waste materials and they want you to make a bid. He wants to know whether they are bound to buy all waste of GTC once they make a bid or whether they can withdraw at any time afterwards. Advise the Owner of Dumindu Enterprises as to what the law on Tenders of this nature is.According to my knowledge tenders are one way of accepting Offers ( equal to Contract Law). then it also depend on the terms of the ctt. then if ctt say any thing D bounds it. But accepting time is when D applying to it... If GT select the D's tender he is bound to act on it. Bcoz D already accept the GT's offer..</blockquote>

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