Contract law is a widely used form of law in the UK. So, in this post, we will go over 8 key considerations of contract law in the UK. A contract is a legally binding agreement between at least two parties.The basic principles of formation of contract govern formation all contracts. English contract law is the body of law that regulates legally binding agreements in England and Wales. How can a company execute a contract? The Companies Act 2006 provides methods to execute contracts, deeds and other documents correctly. In this article James Normington of New Park Court Chambers explains some of the key points of English contract law. This article considers recent developments in the circumstances under which a duty of good faith can be implied into a commercial contract. The general rule under English law is that a commercial contract does not need to be in any particular form to be legally binding. This guide provides a summary of the legal options and remedies available for terminating contracts under English law.