Types of terms Flashcards

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What are the types of terms?

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Condition
Warranty
Innominate terms
Substantial benefit
Intention of parties

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What is a condition? Case

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An important term, can end a contract if not met
Poussard v Spiers and Pond- broke her contract as important

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What is a warranty? Case

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A minor term and if breach contract doesn’t come to an end but they can claim compensation
Bettini v Gye- entitled to damages and couldn’t end contract as it was a warranty

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What is an innominate term?

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Unclear whether a condition or warranty so decided b y courts

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What is a substantial benefit? Case

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If breach denies substantial benefit= condition, if not its a warranty
Hong Kong shipping v Kawasaki- deprived innocent party whole benefit of contract

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What is intention of parties? Case

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Judges take into account intention, if error the judges makes the decision
Arnold v Britton- reasonable person must have background knowledge and understood the contract

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