Implied And Expressed Terms Flashcards

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What legal principle did the case The Moorcock set out?

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Legal principle: A case example of business efficacy.

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What legal principle did the case Shell UK v Lostock Garage set out?

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Legal principle: case authority for the principle that terms will not be implied if the parties would have never agreed to it if the bystander suggested it or they thought of it.

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What legal principle dis the cases Marks and Spencer v BNP set out?

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Legal principle: when deciding whether the term is implied in the contract you must use EITHER the officious bystander test or business efficacy not both.

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What legal principle did the case Baldry v Marshall set out?

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Legal principle: case authority for S10 the right of fitness for a particular purpose.

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What legal principle does the case Re Moore and Co set out?

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Legal Principle: Goods must match the description even packaging -S11

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What legal principle did the case Couchman v Hill set out?

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Legal principle: If the statement is important to the contract it will be seen as a term.

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What legal principle did the case Dick Bentley v Harold Smith Motors set out?

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Legal principle: special knowledge or skills in the form of representation will be seen as a term.

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What legal principle did the case Oscar Chess v Williams set out?

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Legal principle: if the person did not have any special skills or knowledge when the representation was made it is not a term

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