376. Agreement for variation must itself amount to a contract.
376. Agreement for variation must itself amount to a contract.
Contract (Volume 22 (2019)) | Commentary
Since a variation, as opposed to a waiver1, involves an alteration by way of contract of the contractual relations between the parties, the agreement for variation must itself possess the characteristics of a valid contract2. Thus to effect a variation
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