General Flashcards

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What is a contract?

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  • A legally binding agreement by one party to fulfil an obligation to another party in return for consideration.
  • Comprises four elements:
    Offer
    Acceptance
    Consideration
    Intent
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2
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Please define ‘express terms’?

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  • Terms of an agreement which are expressly agreed between parties
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Please define ‘implied terms’?

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  • A contract term that has not been expressly agreed but has been implied into the contract by common law or by statute.
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4
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What is tort?

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  • Part if the civil law, a tort is a civil wrong.
  • A claim in tort is concerned with loss or harm.
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How do statutory provisions and contract provisions differ?

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  • Statuary provisions are set out by law and must be complied with regardless.
  • Contract provisions apply only to a specific contract/project.
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What is you opinion or oral contracts?

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  • Although legally binding, proving specific terms and conditions can prove difficult.
  • A written contract is therefore preferred.
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What is a breach of contract?

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  • Occurs when a party to a contract fails to comply with their obligations under a contract.
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What is a breach of contract?

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  • Occurs when a party to a contract fails to comply with their obligations under a contract.
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