Terms implied by common law or statute Flashcards

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What are express terms?

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Agreed between parties either written in the contract or verbally agreed between parties when the contract is formed

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What are implied terms?

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Not mentioned in a contract but is expected

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What are terms implied by common law?

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  • business efficiency
  • bystander test
  • By custom
  • prior dealings between the parties
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What is business efficancy?

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  • Is the term necessary to make business sense?

-Is it necessary for the courts to imply a term in order for the comtrsct to be effective

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What is the case for business efficiency?

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The moorcock- without this term the contract would not have made business sende

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What is the officious bystander test?

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Another party was present at the time the contract was made

Shirlow V southern founderies LTD- both parties have agreed to the term at the tike the contract was made

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What are the 2 other cases for the officious bystander test?

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Shell V Lostock garage- shell wouldn’t agree to a term so the claim failed

Marks and spencers plc v BUP-term is implied the meaning will be judged by standards of reasonableness

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