Exclusion Clauses Flashcards

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How can exclusion clauses be incorporated into a contract?

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  1. Expressly in a signed contract.
  2. By notice if reasonable steps were taken to bring it to attention.
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Can exclusion clauses be implied?

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Yes, if there is an industry custom or a regular and consistent course of dealings that includes the exclusion.

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What must an exclusion clause do to be enforceable?

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It must clearly and unambiguously cover the loss suffered.

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What does the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 say about exclusion clauses?

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It voids clauses that:
1. Exclude liability for death caused by negligence.
2. Exclude liability for breach of title.
3. Exclude liability for breach of description, quality, or fitness for purpose.

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What is the purpose of damages in a breach of contract?

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To put the innocent party in the position they would have been in if the contract had been performed properly.

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What are expectation/loss of bargain damages?

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Damages designed to put the nonbreaching party in the position they would be in if the contract had been performed.

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What are reliance damages?

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Damages that compensate the nonbreaching party for expenses incurred in reliance on the contract up to the time of the breach.

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What are nominal damages?

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Damages awarded when no loss has occurred as a result of the breach, typically amounting to £1.

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