Vitiating factors Flashcards

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What are vitiating factors ?

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Makes contracts void or voidable, meaning it has no legal standing

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What is the definition and/or the requirements of misrepresentation ?

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A false statement
Of material fact
Made by a party to the contract
That induces the other party to the contract

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What are the 3 types of misrepresentation ?

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Innocent
Negligent
Fraudulent

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What is innocent misrepresentation ?

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Misrep act 1967:
False statements made honestly without negligence

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What is negligent misrepresentation ?

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When a person honestly makes a statement, but have no reasonable grounds for believing it to be true

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What is fraudulent misrepresentation ?

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When a statement is made without belief in the truth

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What are the remedies for misrepresentation ?

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Recission
Restitution of pre contract position
Third party has rights over property

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What is recission ?

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An equitable remedy, courts award when fair to do so

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What are the 3 types of duress in contract law ?

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Undue influence
Duress
Economic duress

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What is undue influence ?

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A relationship between parties which has been exploited to gain an unfair advantage

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What is duress in tort law ?

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A party enters into a contract due to threats of violence

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What is economic duress ?

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A party enters into a contract due to financial threats

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