Misrepresentation- That induces the other party into the contract Flashcards

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Next we must consider…

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…whether the statemement has incuded the other party to enter the contract.

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What is meant by something that induces the other party into the contract?

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-lead them to making decision (critical part)

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Which case outlined that the C must have relied upon the statement made rather than their own judgement/ information they have obtained from elsewhere?

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Attwood V Small

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Attwood V Small

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-C relied upon statement- not own judgement/info they have relied on from elsewhere.

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Which case outlined that an untrue statement is enough to amount to a misrepresentation, it does not matter if reasonable steps were taken or not?

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Redgrave V Hurd

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Redgrave V Hurd

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-an untrue statement is enough to be a misrepresentation.
-it does not matter if V could have found out the truth with simple steps.

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Which case outlined that if there is reliance on a statement, it does not matter if it is reasonable to rely on the statement?

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Museprime properties V Adhill

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Museprime properties V Adhill

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-if there is reliance on a statement, it does not matter if it is reasonable to rely upon that statement.

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