Week 12 Flashcards

Discharge

1
Q

What is discharge?

A

Termination of rights and liabilities under a contract

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2
Q

what should every contract have?

A

A dispute resolution clause and a termination clause

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3
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What are the exceptions to performance (carrying out all terms of contract)

A
  1. Substantial 2. Partial 3. Divisible 4. Tender

5. Prevention

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4
Q

what are some categories of frustration?

A
  1. Changes of Law
  2. Destruction of the subject matter
  3. Personal services
  4. Government intervention
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5
Q

What does the law recognise about frustration?

A

that contractual obligations may become incapable of being performed

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6
Q

Name 4 ways a contract can be discharged/terminated.

A

P.A.F.B.

  1. Performance
  2. Agreement between parties
  3. Frustration
  4. Breach
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7
Q

What are liquidate damages?

A

fixed/calculation of fixed amount, specified in contract, of damages payable to one or either party - in the event of a breach

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8
Q

What is a requirement of LDs

A

must be reasonable or genuine pre estimate of loss

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9
Q

what is a penalty

A

LD that bears little relationship to the anticipated loss

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