U4B: Formation: Privity Flashcards

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What is ‘the general rule’ of claiming privity?

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-Only those party to a contract can enforce and benefit from it

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What is a case example for the the general rule for Privity?

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-Dunlop V Selfridge

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What is exception (1) to Privity?

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-Where you would expect one party to make a contract on BEHALF of themselves AND others

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What is a case example a contract being made on behlaf of themselves and others in privity?

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-Jackson V Horizon Holidays

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What is exception (2) to Privity?

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-When a person is acting as an AGENT for another

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What is a case example for people acting as an agent for another in privity? (2)?

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-Scruttons V Midland Silicones

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What is exception (3) to Privity?

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-When a collateral contract has been formed

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What is a case example for collateral contracts in privity?

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-Shanklin Pier v Detel Products

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What is exception (4) to Privity?

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  • Restrictive Covenants
  • When a promise to NOT do something moves with the LAND rather than the OG parties
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What is a case example for Restrictive Covenants?

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-Tulk v Moxhay

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What is a way of avoiding Privity?

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-When a person is named so that they can benefit from the contract
even though they didn’t make the contract themselves

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What is the statue for when a third party is named to benefit from the contract?

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  • Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999
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