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The recent Federal Court judgment Lucas v Zomay Holdings Pty Ltd is a reminder to all contracting parties that a preliminary agreement is immediately binding, even when you are expecting to enter a further ‘formal’ contract. While this has been established Australian law since the High Court decision of Masters v Cameron in 1954, Lucas demonstrates the principle’s continuing relevance in the current era where email negotiations reign supreme.
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