Chapter 7 Flashcards

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What is an Express Term?

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Provision of a contract that states a promise explicitly

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What are the Rules of Construction?

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Guiding principles for interpreting of “constructing” the terms of a contract

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What is the Plain Meaning Rule?

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Additional information will be disregarded, simply say it wasn’t in the contract

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What are Implied Terms?

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Provision that is not expressly included in a contract but that is a necessary to give effect to the parties intention, need to prove that parties intended such term to be included

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What is Business Efficacy?

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Judge is entitled to imply terms necessary to make contract workable, courts are increasingly willing to imply good faith

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What is Customs in Trade of Transaction?

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Relying of trade to imply terms is rarely successful, must prove custom is so notorious that contract must be presumed to contain implied term

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What are Statutory Requirements?

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Legislation requires that certain terms are mandatory part of every contract for the sale of goods unless specified

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What is a Entire Contract Clause?

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Their contract is complete as written and to only base on what is in the contract

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What is Parol Evidence Rule?

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Rules that limits the evidence a party can introduce concerning the written contract, evidence considered: fraud in formation, intended to be part oral and part written

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What is a Condition Subsequent?

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When it occurs, brings an existing contract to an end

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What is a Condition Precedent?

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Until it occurs, suspends the parties’ obligations to perform their contractual obligations

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What is the Limitation of Liability?

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Term of a contract that limits the liability for breach to something less than would be recovered

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What is the Exemption Clause?

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Term of contract that identifies events causing loss for which there is no liability

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What is the Liquidated Damages Clause?

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Specifies how much a party has to pay to the other in the event of breach

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