Principle

CONTRACT LAW — Promise to Marry — Proof Required to Establish Promise of Marriage

Area of law
CONTRACT LAW
Court
Supreme Court

An agreement to marry must be clearly proved, leaving no doubt about both parties' intentions. A mere convivial or romantic relationship is insufficient. The principle applies to breach of promise to marry claims. The rule protects the sanctity of marriage from casual claims. The court…

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