Oral presentation in civil law

" Let's begin by the most important concepts and terminology related to what constitutes a legal contract and when it is enforceable. "*

I'd like to begin by focussing on...

" Firstly, what are the elements of an enforceable contract ? A promise becomes an enforceable contract when there is an offer (e.g. the offeror or offeror ?) by one party that is accepted by the other party (e.g. offeree or the offeree ?) with the exchange of legally sufficient consideration hence the equation : ...."

i.e. the offeror

i.e. the offeree

" Secondly, what are the essential terms of a contract ? For a promise to become an enforceable contract, the parties must also agree with the essential termes terms of a contract, such as price and subject matter"

"Well, I told you about previously covered what constitutes a legal contract and when it is enforceable. I'd like now to discuss about defenses to contract formation."*

" I'll begin by the definition of fraud in the inducement. Fraud in the inducement is when one party has in intentionally misled about terms, quality or other aspect of the contractual relationship that leads the other party to enter into the transaction "

*This two alterations are a matter of style. If your audience are your peers or a business meeting, your original choice of words is not a problem. BUT, if this is an academic presentation as a student in front of some Professors or a formal presentation where people are likely to grade you on the quality of the presentation, those suggested changes are there to help you. BTW, I am not a lawyer. :-)