| Principle established | Case |
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| Which case established the principle that a third party cannot acquire contract rights on a contract to which they are not party in 1861? | |
| Which case, involving personal injury, established the criteria for enforcing a stay of proceedings against a third party? | |
| Which case, decided in 2001, supports the general rule that a contracting party cannot recover damages for the loss of a third party? | |
| This case established that tort law could potentially outflank the doctrine of privity, when some ginger ale was subject to some negligence | |
| Famous case in which a collateral contract allowed a third party to sue | |
| This case limited the trust exception to cases in which a trust had been intended by the parties | |
| It is a tort to induce a party to breach their contract with another. 1853 | |
| Which case involving a family holiday cast doubt on the principle that contracting parties cannot sue for the loss of third parties in 1975? | |
| An agent can no longer sue in a contract, in which he is acting on behalf of a principal, once the agent has entered into a contract with another party. 1915 | |
| Which case did Denning misleadingly site in his judgment in the Jackson v Horizon Holidays case | |
| Where is our exam? | |
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