Chocolate, Cheese and Chiffon were childhood friends who had agreed to form a team for the purpose of entering a cake baking competition. They had to submit a video of them baking a burnt cheesecake to '..n@bakequeen2021.com.my'. They shared the cost of the ingredients for the burnt cheesecake and the registration fee for entering the competition. The registration was to be made only in one name and they unanimously agreed that it will be in Chocolate's name. To their pleasant surprise, their entry won second prize with a cash award of RM5000.

The cheque was sent to Chocolate in her name. Chocolate now refuses to share the prize money with Cheese and Chiffon. Cheese and Chiffon are angry and seeks your legal advice. Advise them, in the light of the element 'intention to create legal relation'.

In this case, can Cheese and Chiffon get back the money from Chocolate?