Contract law Flashcards

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1
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According to Gibson vs Manchester CC, what must an offer be in?

A

Definite Terms

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2
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What 5 ways can an offer end?

A

Revocation
Rejection
Death
Acceptance
Lapse of Time

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3
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Which case declares that consideration must move from the promise?

A

Tweedle

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4
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When will breach of an innominate term allow a contact to end?

A

When the consequence is so serious it is treat as a condition (Hong Kong Shipping)

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5
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Which case states that a harsh term must be made prominent for exclusion/limitation clasues?

A

Interfoto v Stiletto Visual

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6
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What is the difference between an exclusion and limitation clause regarding liability?

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An exclusion clause excludes liability completely but a limitation clause only limits the liability

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What are the 2 types of vitiating factor?

A

Misrepresentation
Economic Duress

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True or False: divisible contracts and substantial performance are examples of exceptions to discharge by performance

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True

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9
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What is a force majeure clause?

A

This is a clause that excludes liability for delayed performance or non-performance due to extraordinary circumstance

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10
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When can you claim damages for an anticipatory breach?

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Either at the time you are made aware there will be a future breach or when the breach eventually occurs

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