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Williams v Roffey Bros
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Williams v Roffey Bros

Dr. Aria Goltry Dr. Aria Goltry 6 min read

Williams v Roffey Bros (1991) established that practical benefits can constitute valid consideration. The facts involved Roffey Bros agreeing to pay extra to Williams for timely carpentry work. The case clarified that avoiding a penalty or securing timely performance can justify additional payments.

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