Temporary Flashcards

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What are ‘By Laws’?

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A type of delegated legislation.

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Why do By Laws exist?

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They exist because Parliament doesn’t have time to deal with all matters.

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Who deals with matters under By Laws?

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Local authorities/public corporations handle matters within their jurisdiction (e.g., drinking bans).

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What is ‘Consideration in contract law?

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Each party must provide something in return for any promise made.

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Which case provides the most recent definition of consideration?

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Dunlop v Selfridges.

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What are the three rules for ‘Consideration’?

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  1. Must be sufficient, but not necessarily adequate.
  2. Must move from the promisee + past consideration is not good.
  3. Consideration has no value if it’s already done at the time the agreement is made.
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What is ‘Past Consideration’?

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Past consideration is not good.
Example: Roscorla v Thomas.

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What is ‘ Breach’?

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A breach occurs when a party fails to perform their obligations under the contract.

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What does ‘breach of contract’ mean for the injured party

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The injured party can claim damages and potentially end the contract.

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What is ‘Repudiation’?

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A common law remedy for breach, ending a contract.

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When does ‘Anticipatory Breach’ occur?

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It occurs when a party in a contract gives notice in advance that they will not perform or complete the contract.

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What can the injured party seek in the case of anticipatory breach?

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The injured party can either seek repudiation or claim damages.

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What does ‘Justice’ mean

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Justice means fairness. This definition is attributed to Aristotle.

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What is the relationship between law and justice?

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Law is a command from a sovereign source.
A set of rules we must follow.
Law can be described as just or unjust.

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How does law help in justice?

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Law helps prevent miscarriages of justice (e.g., through review).

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What is Bentham’s argument on justice?

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Bentham argues that law is just if it minimizes pain and maximizes happiness for the majority.

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What are examples of justice in law?

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Standard of care (helps achieve justice in civil cases).
Corrective justice (sentencing).
Damages awarded.