单词 | Nominal consideration |
释义 | 象徵式代價 A minimal obligation undertaken as consideration to support a promise. In contract law, a purely nominal consideration will suffice to make a promise binding: Thomas v Thomas (1842) 2 QB 851, 114 ER 330. A merely nominal consideration does not prevent a contract or settlement from being regarded as voluntary so far as third persons are concerned: Kelson v Kelson (1853) 10 Hare 385. Valuable consideration does not include nominal consideration in money: Powers of Attorney Ordinance (Cap 31) s 5(6). See also Adequacy of consideration; Consideration; Contract. 承擔最起碼的義務作為支持承諾的代價。就合約法而言,純粹象徵式代價已足夠令承諾有約束力:Thomas v Thomas (1842) 2 QB 851, 114 ER 330。僅僅是象徵式代價,不能阻止第三者視合約或和解協議為無代價者:Kelson v Kelson (1853) 10 Hare 385。有值代價不包括象徵式的金錢代價:《授權書條例》(第31章)第5(6)條。另見 Adequacy of consideration; Consideration; Contract。 |
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