PrincipleCONTRACT LAW — Variation of Contract — Written Contract — Requirement for Writing
- Area of law
- CONTRACT LAW
- Court
- Supreme Court
This principle establishes that a written contract can only be varied by a written agreement. Oral variations are ineffective. The principle applies where a party seeks to vary a written contract. It ensures that variations are properly documented. The principle reflects the need for certainty…
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