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In which Lord Atkin himself — yea, he of {{casenote|Donoghue|Stephenson}} — entirely gets wrong the basic tenets about the formation of a {{t|contract}}. If I may be so bold.  
{{cn}}In which Lord Atkin himself — yea, he of {{casenote|Donoghue|Stevenson}} — entirely gets wrong the basic tenets about the formation of a {{t|contract}}. If I may be so bold.  
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In which Lord Atkin himself — yea, he of Donoghue v Stevenson — entirely gets wrong the basic tenets about the formation of a contract. If I may be so bold.

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