03 Agreement Flashcards

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Mistake as to Terms: Mistakes as to terms known by the offeree void the contract [1871]…

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Smith v Hughes

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Offers and Communication: An offer is only made when the commitment to be bound (create legal relations) is communicated [1893]…

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Harvey v Facey

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The council wrote to G in response to his inquiry informing him of the price at which they may be prepared to sell the house but that it should not be regarded as a firm offer of a mortgage. The letter did not confer power on G to bind the council to sell as soon as he accepted, it expressly warned him not to do so [1979]…

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Gibson v Manchester CC

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The council’s letter conveyed an intention to be bound and so the contract could be concluded [1974]…

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Storer v Manchester CC

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Displays and Advertisements: The offer is made by the customer when they present their items for payment [1953]…

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Pharmaceutical Society of GB v Boots Cash Chemist

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Displays and Advertisements: The advertisement was a unilateral contract to the whole world so long as the specified conditions were met [1893]…

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Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co.

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Battle of Forms: Generally the last party to present their standard terms ‘wins’ [1979]…

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Butler v Ex-Cell-O-Corp

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Acceptance by Silence: Acceptance cannot be conferred by a party’s silence [1862]…

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Felthouse v Bindley

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Postal Rule: The offeree is bound even if they don’t know of the acceptance [1879]…

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Household Fire & Carriage Accident Insurance Co.

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Postal Rule: The offeror cannot revoke his offer after the offeree’s acceptance is posted [1880]…

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Byrne v Van Tienhoven

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Postal Rule: Offerors can contract out of the postal rule [1974]…

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Holwell Securities v Hughes

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Unilateral Contracts: Unilateral contracts are only concluded with performance of the stipulated act [1893]…

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Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co.

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Conditional Agreements: The court can enforce an agreement with such a clause if there is a clear intention to be bound and the non-signing party’s subsequent words and conduct amount to a waiver of the stipulated step [2010]…

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RTS Flexible Systems v Molkerei Alois Muller GMBH

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Objective Test of Intentions: Blackburn LJ chose the objective test of intentions over the subjective test [1871]…

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Smith v Hughes

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