Clements v London and North Western Railway Co (1894) 2 QB 482
In this case a young railway porter agreed to join an insurance scheme and to forgo any claims he might have under the Employers' Liability Act. He had forfeited his rights under the Act, the contract as a whole being for his benefit. It was held that the contract was for the minor's benefit and that he should be able to obtain employment which wou1d be difficult if he could not make a binding contract.
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