Social and domestic agreements are typically presumed not to have legal intention, meaning they are generally not enforceable as contracts unless there is clear evidence to the contrary. This presumption can be rebutted if the parties can demonstrate a clear intention to create legal relations, often through written documentation or formalized arrangements.

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Legal intention refers to the purpose or plan that parties possess to create a legally binding agreement when entering a contract. This intention is essential in distinguishing social agreements from those that can be enforced by law, underscoring the need for clarity and mutual understanding in contractual obligations.

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