Privity Flashcards

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1
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What is the rule of privity

A

Third parties cannot sue or be sued under a contract even if they have interest in its performance, only those who are parties to a contract are bound by it

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2
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What occurs when there is a chain of contracts

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Those you are not in a contract with have no obligation to you

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What case would you use for chain of agreements

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Dunlop pneumatic tyre v Selfridge

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4
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When can acceptions to privity occur

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When there is an issue with the rules

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What case would you use for exceptions in privity

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Jackson v Horizon holidays

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6
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What is the rule of privity based on

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The rule that consideration must move for the promise

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If the contract is between the buyer and the company, if the goods get damaged is it a third parties fault

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No unless there is a stated rule

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What case would you use for 3rd parties are not liable for damage unless stated otherwise

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Scruttons Ltd v Midland Silicones Ltd

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What is a collateral contract

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A second contract that runs alongside the main

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What case would you for collateral contracts can be used

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Shanklin Pier v Detel products

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What happens if the contract regards land

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The promise passes through all the contracts- ‘covenant ran with the land’

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What case would you use for land contracts and agreements running through them all

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Tulk v Moxhay

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What act enables parties to enforce contractual terms even where they are not a party

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Contracts (rights of third parties) act 1999

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What are the 2 things that must be satisfied for a 3rd party to enforce contractual terms

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The contract expressly provides that they may do so; or
The contract reasons to discuss a benefit upon them 2

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What section does the contract expressly provides that they may do so fall under

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1(a)

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16
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What section does the contract reasons to discuss a benefit upon them fall under

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1(b)

17
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When is the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 not enforceable

A

If it appears the parties did not intend the term to be enforceable

18
Q

What case supports that third parties now have some rights to claim

A

Beswick v Beswick

19
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What case stated a clause in the contract clearly stipulated anyone engaged by the carrier to assist in dealing with the goods, should also hold liability

A

New Zealand shipping v Satterthwaite

20
Q

What are some other statutory exceptions

A

Life and motor insurance