Method of agreement

Definition and stakes

Sir John W. Salmond,  Jurisprudence (1913)

“ The rules laid down in a contract, for the determination of the rights, duties, and liabilities of the parties, may rightly be regarded as rules of law which these parties have agreed to substitute for, or add to the rules of the general law. Agreement is a law for those who make it, which supersedes, supplements, or derogates from the ordinary law of the land. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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