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1
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What are the two ways a contracts terms can be agreed?

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Expressed and implied

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What are the three categories of terms?

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Condition
Warranty
Innominate terms

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What are conditions?

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A failure to perform the obligation would destroy the contract. If this occurs the contract can be repudiated

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What case is an example of a condition?

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Poussard v Spiers and Pond

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What is the case of Poussard v Spiers and Pond?

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Actress agreed to perform lead role failed to turn up she had broken her contract

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What is repudiation?

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Ending of a contract due to the failure to perform the obligation

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What is a warranty?

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A minor term in the contract. only damages can be claimed

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What case is an example of a warranty?

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Bettini v Gye

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What is the case of Bettini v Gye?

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Missed rehearsals not the actual performance can still deduct wages

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What are innominate terms?

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Condition not defined as a condition or warranty so is decided by the consequences of any breach of the term

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What case is an example of an Innominate term?

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Hong Kong Fir Shipping Co. Ltd v Kawasaki

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What is the case of Hong Kong Fir Shipping Co. Ltd v Kawasaki?

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Eighteen weeks use of the ship was lost due to engines not working was a breach of warranty

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What factors do the court use to determine the difference between a term or a representation?

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Importance
Special knowledge or skill of the person making statement
Time lag between saying and making
whether written in the contract

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What case is an example of of importance attached to the representaion?

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Couchman v Hill

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What is the case of Couchman v Hill?

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statement about whether an animal was pregnant or not was a term

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What two cases relate to the person making the statement having special knowledge or skill?

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Oscar Chess v Williams
Dick Bentley v Harold Smith Motors

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What is the case of Oscar Chess v Williams?

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Private seller of car believed car to be a 1948 model but was much older was not a term

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What is the case of Dick Bentley v Harold Smith Motors?

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Car dealer stated cars milage as much lower than actual milage even though not written was taken as a term

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What case is an example of a time lag between a statement and a contract?

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Routledge v Mackay

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What is the case of Routledge v Mackay?

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The statement was a representation and not a term

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Can terms be implied into the law through common law or a statute?

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Yes

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What two Act’s are used in a business to business contract?

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Sales of Goods Act 1979
Sales of Goods Act 1982

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What Act is used for a business to consumer contract?

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Consumer Rights Act 2015

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What are the two ways terms can be implied by common law?

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through business efficacy and the officious bystander test
by custom or prior dealings between the parties

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What is meant by implied terms through business efficacy and the officious bystander test?

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Court will imply the term into a contract if the term makes the contract work

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What two cases are examples of Business Efficacy?

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The Moorcock
Schawel v Reade

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What is the case of the Moorcock?

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The court implied a term that the ship would be safe mooring and not be damaged

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What is the case of Schawel v Reade?

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Farmer said stallion was fit for stud but it wasnt the term was not expressed but there is an implied term that it would be fit for stud

29
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What are the three cases that relate to the officious bystander test?

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Shirlaw v Southern Foundries
Hollier v Rambler Motors
M&S Plc v BNP

30
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What was stated in Shirlaw v Southern Foundries Ltd?

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something that is implied is “so obvious that it goes without saying”

31
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What is the case of Hollier v Rambler Motors?

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Failure to sign a document on one occasion did not prevent them being present in the contract

32
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What case said that terms will not be implied if the parties would never have agreed to them?

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Shell UK v Lostock Garage Ltd

33
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What is the case of Marks and Spencers Plc v BNP?

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Reasonableness is to be judged objectively

34
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Can terms be implied by custom?

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Yes

35
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What is a case that relates to terms from custom?

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Hutton v Warren

36
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What is the case of Hutton v Warren?

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court said terms of lease must be viewed in light of the custom

37
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Can terms be implied by prior dealings between the party and what case is an example of this?

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Yes
Hillas v Arcos

38
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What is the case of Hillas v Arcos?

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Old contract promised a further 100,000 lengths of timber later the firm claimed this and the court said it was an implied term

39
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Can terms be implied by a statute?

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Yes

40
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What are the three terms implied by the Sale of Goods Act 1979?

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S13-The implied condition as to description
S14(2)-The implied condition that the goods are of satisfactory quality
S14(3)-The implied condition that the goods are fit for purpose

41
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What two cases are examples of S13-description?

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Re Moore & Co and Landauer & Co’s Arbitration
Beale v Taylor

42
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What is the case of Re Moore & Co and Landauer & Co’s Arbitration?

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Cartons needed to contain 30 tins but instead contained 24 breach

43
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What is the case of Beale v Taylor?

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Car was welded from two different models breach

44
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Four points of satisfactory quality under S14(2)?

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fit for purpose
appearance and finish
freedom from minor defects
safety and durability

45
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Does S14(2) apply if the defects where brought to the buyers attention before sale?

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No

46
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What case is an example of S14(3)-Fit for purpose?

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Baldry v Marshall

47
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What is the case of Baldry v Marshall

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wanted a fast flexible car Bugatti sold him car that was not fit for purpose

48
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When is fit for purpose most important?

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When the purchaser has specified a particular purpose

49
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What are the two important sections from The Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982?

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S13 and S14

50
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What is S13 of the Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982?

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Implied term that the service will be carried out with reasonable care and skill

51
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What two cases apply to S13 of the Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982?

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Thake v Maurice
Wilson v Best Travel

52
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What is the case of Thake v Maurice?

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Man had vasectomy but wife became pregnant the surgeon reached the level of care and skill required so claim unsuccessful

53
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What is the case of Wilson v Best Travel?

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Claimant fell through glass door while on holiday in Greece up to Greek building Regs so no breach

54
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What is the Act that protects consumers?

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The Consumer Rights Act 2015

55
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What are the sections you need to know from CRA 2015?

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S9, S10, S11, S20, S23, S24, S49, S52, S56

56
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What does S9 of The CRA 2015 state?

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the quality of goods is satisfactory

57
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What does S9 satisfactory quality take into account?

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Description of goods
Price

58
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What does S10 of the CRA 2015 state?

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If the consumer makes known a particular purpose for the good it must be fit for purpose

59
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What does S11 of the CRA 2015 state?

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Goods will match the description

60
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What sections contain the remedies for failure to provide the rights of the supply of goods?

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S20, S23, S24

61
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What is S20 of the CRA 2015?

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Short term right to reject(30 days)

62
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What does S23 of the CRA 2015 state?

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The right to repair or replacement

63
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What does S24 of the CRA 2015 state?

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The right to a price reduction or the final right to reject (up to 6 months)

64
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What sections contain the implied rights with respect to the supply of services?

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S49 and S52

65
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What does S49 of the CRA 2015 state?

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Trader must perform the service with reasonable care and skill

66
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What does section 52 of the CRA 2015 state?

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The service must be performed within reasonable time

67
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What two sections of the CRA 2015 contain the remedies to failure to provide rights with a service?

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S55 and S56

68
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What does S55 of the CRA 2015 state?

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Right to require repeat performance

69
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What does S56 of the CRA 2015 state?

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The right to a price reduction

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