Contract terms (General consumer) Flashcards

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What is a condition ?

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Terms central to a contract, breaking these are serious breaches which can cause the contract to end

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What Case shows us an example of conditions ?

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Poussard v Spiers & Pond (1876)

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What is Warranty ?

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Minor terms in a contract where breach of which couldn’t break the whole contract as it is not the contracts main purpose

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What case gives us an example of warranty ?

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Bettini v Gye (1876)

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What are Innominate terms ?

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Terms that are clearly not Indeterminate (consequences vary)

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What case gives us an example of Innominate terms ?

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Hong Kong Fir (1962)

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What is mere representation ?

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Sometimes called a ‘mere puff’ statements made that might be opinions or additional information that don’t form terms of the contract

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What are implied terms ?

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Terms that can be implied without being explicitly stated, these are usually set out in common-law

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What terms are implied by common law ?

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Business efficiency

Officious bystander test

Implied through custom

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