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The Law & Verbal Agreements

By: Garry Crystal - Updated: 15 Mar 2024 | comments*Discuss
 
Verbal Agreements Legal Binding

Many people are not aware that verbal agreements are in many cases as legally binding as written contracts. Verbal contracts can be upheld by a court if someone decides to breach the agreement, although without written terms and conditions it may be difficult to prove.

Conditions of a Verbal Agreement

Under law there are two basic terms that constitute a binding agreement. The verbal agreement will be binding if there was an agreement on the services to be performed and an agreement was reached on remuneration for this service. This agreement can be reached by a verbal exchange in person, via telephone or via an email.

There are certain contracts and agreements that must be made in writing and these will include the sale of property, tenancy agreements, copyright transfer, and contracts for consumer credit. In some cases, verbal agreements will not be upheld in court, not because of the lack of a written agreement but because the terms of the verbal agreement were not clarified.

Written Agreements

For any agreement concerning an exchange of services it is a wise idea to have some form of contract or written statement. The contract or statement should include the terms and conditions of the agreement and is particularly helpful if a dispute between the parties occurs.

Complete Verbal Agreements

In order for a verbal agreement to be legally binding the agreement must have reached completeness. This means that all terms and conditions have been reached and agreed regarding services and terms of pay. Agreements will be incomplete when there are still further terms and conditions to be agreed. Agreements in principle will not usually be upheld in court and will not usually be considered complete verbal agreements.

Verbal Agreements and Disputes

If either party has decided to break a contract then the matter can be taken to the legal courts. In most cases the dispute may rest on the justification of the terms of the verbal agreement. There are a few ways that a judge will try and establish the terms of the agreement. These could include investigating what actually happened in practice. This can include the services that were actually undertaken and if any money whatsoever was paid for any services.

Enforcing a Verbal Agreement

Apart from taking the matter to court there are other ways to enforce a verbal agreement. If money is owed then the matter can be passed on to a collection agency to try to enforce the matter for you. The disgruntled party can also apply pressure themselves by sending letter, emails and making telephone calls to the person who is in breach of contract. Copies of all emails and letters should be kept in case the matter does reach the law courts.

Payment before Service

One way of avoiding this sort of dispute ever occurring may be to ask for some form of payment before supplying a service. Although the customer may not always agree to this it may be an option to consider. In some cases if a person is going to breach a contract and withhold payment then the odds are they may never have intended to pay for the service in the first place. In many cases though a customer may not like the idea of paying for a service until the job is completed for fear of non completion.

Threatening court action for breach of a verbal contract may not actually help the matter at all if one party intended not to carry through on the agreement. However the law does consider complete verbal agreements as Legally Binding and the matter can be brought to the law courts for a judge to make the final decision.

One interesting question is 'does a text message create a legally binding contract?'. Richard Brittle of Brittle Motors based in Stoke-on-Trent believes that it does. Over the coming weeks our leading in-house barrister will report on her findings which should make for interesting reading.

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Rose - 28-Jan-20 @ 6:50 PM
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Vulnerablemother - 7-Jan-20 @ 9:17 PM
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SHP - 17-Oct-19 @ 10:07 AM
I was divorced about 7years ago after a long marriage.Splitting the assets of 3 houses , 2 in joint names and 1 in mine . I stupidly put the house into my ex name before the divorce. With the verbal agreement that it would be sold at a later date, as I was getting married after the divorce. This would protect the asset to that marriage. Now when I asked for the house to be sold Iam told it was part of the settlement. Which means she received about 100k more than I did during the settlement. She has been renting the property out for the last 7years. Do I have a chance of getting what I am due??
John - 16-Jul-19 @ 2:10 PM
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Gwen - 13-Jun-19 @ 1:54 PM
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rachelgreen - 3-Jun-19 @ 7:46 AM
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My ex and I agreed that I would make the payment on the new van that we had purchased. It is in his name, but he could not afford it, so we agreed I would pay for it. Now he wants to be an uber driver and wants the van back. I told him no, and he said fine, he would just come and take it anyway. Do I have any legal rights. I have been paying on it for 6 months now. thank you,
none - 19-Apr-19 @ 12:13 AM
My daughter, within the last three weeks has purchased a new motor car on finance. The car was purchased from an Arnold Clark showroom in Glasgow. Given that both my daughter and Arnold Clark where keen to do a deal, the sales rep (from Arnold Clark) with permission, spoke to BMW finance (with whom my daughter had her existing finance agreement for her now sold BMW). A settlement figure was conveyed over the phone to the Arnold Clark Sales rep in the presence of my daughter. BMW finance advised that the settlement figure would be posted out to my daughter. Armed with BMW's settlement figure, Arnold Clark and my daughter thrashed out a deal to purchase her new car. Friday last (15th March 2019) my daughter did receive a letter from BMW finance. However, the content was not what she expected, BMW finance now claim she is in arrears for one month, £250. She has a witness to a verbal settlement figure, nothing in writing and since last Friday, despite asking to communicate with herin writing or email she has received continual phone calls/bordering on harassment from BMW finance. Simple question where does my daughter stand with regards to BMW Finance.
georgekennedy - 20-Mar-19 @ 3:10 PM
I saw an advertisement for Friendship 1st as req a brochure after I was bombarded with telephone calls asking me to join. I eventually gave in & agreed to join I was told I would receive all details in the post having already given my bank details & them taking the 1st payment which was for £700 the be paid in monthly instalments. During this time I was given notice on my job which was livein making me jobless & homeless. I was obviously very distracted during this time & another payment was taken. I called to cancel but was told that I couldn't as I was meant to receive a pack with a cooling off time of 14 days which I never received. I have had to cancel at the bank as I am living on benefits & have no spare money. They are going to pass this to a debt agency where do I stand?
Maggie - 9-Jan-19 @ 9:50 PM
I have a verbal agreement with my Manager that I couldreturn homebetween every 6-8 weeks by saving my liu days up, this has been ongoing for over a year. I have now been informed I can no longer do this. Are they allowed to do this as a president has been set.
997 - 2-Jan-19 @ 2:39 PM
Hi I have a small business, I would like to put my fees up. I have not put them up for three years. Would it be ok to do this. Also i would also like to add that when holidays come up for the client, that they pay a retainer fee of half the hourly rate of pay, when i cant go to clean. As i have bills to pay as well as them and it leaves me short of money to pay my bills. Can you clarify this for me. Yours Sincerely A Goulding.
Ali - 30-Dec-18 @ 9:07 PM
We requested a cleaning firm for a quote. They e-mailed us a quote and asked for e-mail confirmation to accept the quote. We didn't. Subsequently, we received an invoice. Apparently a cleaner was sent and we were not in so unable to clean but they are charging us for it. They are saying we gave our verbal agreement to their terms. To our knowledge we didn't. They are threatening us with the small claims court. Please advise on the best way to proceed.
CW - 9-Nov-18 @ 8:26 AM
My step mother and I have made a verbal agreement on her old car but some issues popped up and she has taken the keys I am currently 18 so I am unsure of my rights to the car. I have been paying for the car for several months now and I have paid all insurance payments since the agreement and still continue to pay, but she still hasn't signed over the title. With me being 18 and living under her roof, if I moved out do i have right to the car or will those payments and endurance fees withstand in a court of law?
Josh - 8-Nov-18 @ 8:35 PM
We got a agent into our house, After spending near three hours he convinced us our home would sell within 10 months so I would not need to pay for the home report as with the property selling within the time period,The company phoned me up a few months later and told us our agent has left the company,, They handed us over to another agent who told us the previous agent was sacked, The new agent then told me they will sell our property for £15:000 less than the home report, we spoke about my agreement with the other agent,,, I then get involved talking to the directors of the company and they tell me I must pay the home report within the 10 months and they no longer have a agent in our area and if I was to get a viewing,then I would have to take care of it, The verbal agreement we had from the first agent was that no money would be payed till the house sold, But the company say they cannot uphold the agents verbal agreement with me nd my wife,,, can I get some help and advice please,, thank you
Lewis - 22-Oct-18 @ 7:42 PM
With my landlord have verbal agreement where we agree to stay in his house till 10th of august. This period was acomplished and stayed one more month. Next i said that i am leaving on 23rdof september. He says that i owe him one rent notice period. But we never said this in our verbal agreement! Who is right and would happen if we go to the court? Thank you
Dim - 26-Sep-18 @ 4:54 PM
Given a written quote for a conservatory.During building the dimensions were different from quote.Builder argued he has every right to change quote dimensions.
Jan - 24-Sep-18 @ 1:17 PM
My ex bought me a car 6 years ago. It was verbally agreed I'd pay the money back as and when as I wasn't in secure work. We then split up 2 years ago. I heard nothing about the car payment in the whole 2 years separated. The car is now worth 1000 if I'm lucky. Yet my ex wants me to pay 4000. Has threatened to take me to the high court over it. The car is and always has been in my name and I've paid for everything road tax, insurance repairs etc. Where do i stand legally with this?
Pixi09 - 22-Sep-18 @ 11:45 AM
@Worried mum- ethically it is very bad practice. But unfortunately it can be done as at this juncture he has only paid the letting agency and not the landlord. It gives the landlord room to come up with any excuse. Until he actually signs on the dotted line - he really hasn't any comeback. Shocking, yes.
JanE - 10-Sep-18 @ 2:57 PM
My son is moving away and has paid a deposit on a flat and agreed with the letting agency to go down the 300 miles a few days before and sign for the flat. They have now saidthe flat has been seen by someone else who has offered more money. Can they do this
Worried mum - 9-Sep-18 @ 6:14 PM
@Jmozz - remember they also have to prove they did the things they said, more so than you have to disprove they did. The courts will not allow the removal firm to charge an extortionate amount - if you are confident - let them take you to court. If you have evidence of the original quote - keep it.
RoBC - 7-Sep-18 @ 2:39 PM
Hi,the father of my two schooling boys passed on a few months back. I have acquired letters of administration from the area chief and District Commissioner granting my son's and I access to any of his estate n properties. I have discovered that there is a land he sold of which an agreement was duly signed but he did not collect the Bal of kshs 100, 000/= he was to receive later on. He fell sick and what happened is that the step mother, the buyer and a lawyer called him up to inform him that the balance he was supposed to collect was to cater for processing and transfer of the title deed. He accepted their demand verbally without signing down on the second agreement drawn downby the lawyer, the buyer n the stepmother. Am I entitled to demand for the balance owing to the fact that my late husband did not sign having rcvd the money.? Kindly advice!
Abby - 13-Aug-18 @ 2:25 PM
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