Expressed and implied terms Flashcards

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What is an expressed term

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Words agreed by the arties to be incorporated in their contract

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What can expressed terms be

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Written o verbal

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What is an implied term

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Terms that are not explicitly stated in a contract but are inferred

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4
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What can implied terms be inferred from

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Common law or statute

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What are the 2 ways in which an implied term can come from common law

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The business efficacy and bystander test or by custom or prior dealings between the parties

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What are the 2 parts of the business efficacy test

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Is the term necessary to make the contract effective?
If the parties to the contract had thought about it, would
they have agreed that the suggested term was obviously
going to be in the contract?

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What case would you use for is the term necessary to make the contract effective

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Moorcock

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What is the officious bystander test

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If a bystander, from a 3rd party point of view, would have highlighted the obviousness of the clause

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What case would you use for the bystander test

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Shirlaw v Southern foundaries

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10
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Would the terms be implied if the parties would have never agreed to it if they had thought about it

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They would not

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What case supports terms will not be implied if the parties would never have agreed to it if they had thought about it

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Shell UK v Lostock garage

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In what case did the supreme court clarify the law relating to implied terms

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Marks and Spencer v BNP Paribas Securities Services

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What did the Marks and Spencer v BNP Paribas Securities Services case state (4 things)

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● Reasonableness is to be judged objectively
● Fairness and acceptability is not enough to imply a term
● The requirement for reasonableness equitableness will usually add nothing to the other tests
● Only 1 test needs to be satisfied – business efficacy or officious bystander

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14
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What is the law around a local custom

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As they sometimes survive so therefore can be implied

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15
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What case would you use for local customs

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Hutton v Warren

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16
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What is the law around previous dealing

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Previous dealings between the parties can sometimes result in implied terms

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What case would you use for previous dealings

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Hillas v Arcos