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01. Validity. Flashcards

1
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A contract may be evidenced by W*, W or A.

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writing

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A contract may be evidenced by W, W* or A.

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words

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A contract may be evidenced by W, W or A*.

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action

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A contract may be evidenced by …

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writing, words or action.

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A … is an agreement, supported by consideration, made with the intention to create legal relations.

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contract

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A contract is an agreement, supported by …, made with the intention to create legal relations.

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consideration

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A contract is an agreement, supported by consideration, made with the intention to create …

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legal relations

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8
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An agreement between a large retail company and an individual consumer is likely to be a …

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standard form contract

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9
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The general principle that parties may contract on whatever terms they choose, so long as they are legal.

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Freedom of contract

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10
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The Sale of Goods act implies terms into consumer contracts, thereby modifying the legal principle of …

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freedom of contract

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A ‘contract’ that is not a contract at all.

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void contract

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12
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Neither party is bound by a … contract.

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void

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13
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One party may set aside a … contract.

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voidable

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14
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A ‘contract’ that one party may set aside.

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Voidable contract.

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15
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Property transferred under a … contract is usually recoverable.

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void

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Property transferred under a … contract prior to one party setting it aside is NOT usually recoverable.

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voidable

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17
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Void contract.

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Not a contract at all.
Neither party is bound by it.
Property transferred under it can generally be recovered.

18
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Not a contract at all.
Neither party is bound by it.
Property transferred under it can generally be recovered.

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Void contract.

19
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Voidable contract.

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A contract which one party may set aside.

Property transferred before avoidance is NOT usually recoverable.

20
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A contract which one party may set aside.

Property transferred before avoidance is NOT usually recoverable.

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Voidable contract.

21
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Situations making contracts void/voidable: V* (I, OPP) V (LoC - EYO and of SM, AOFW -no D or UI, M).

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void

22
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Situations making contracts void/voidable: V (I*, OPP) V (LoC - EYO and of SM, AOFW -no D or UI, M).

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illegality

23
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Situations making contracts void/voidable: V (I, OPP*) V (LoC - EYO and of SM, AOFW -no D or UI, M).

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offends public policy

24
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Situations making contracts void/voidable: V (I, OPP) V* (LoC - EYO and of SM, AOFW -no D or UI, M).

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voidable

25
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Situations making contracts void/voidable: V (I, OPP) V (LoC* - EYO and of SM, AOFW -no D or UI, M).

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lack of capaciy

26
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Situations making contracts void/voidable: V (I, OPP) V (LoC - EYO* and of SM, AOFW -no D or UI, M).

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eighteen years old

27
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Situations making contracts void/voidable: V (I, OPP) V (LoC - EYO and of SM*, AOFW -no D or UI, M).

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sound mind

28
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Situations making contracts void/voidable: V (I, OPP) V (LoC - EYO and of SM, AOFW* -no D or UI, M).

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absence of free will

29
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Situations making contracts void/voidable: V (I, OPP) V (LoC - EYO and of SM, AOFW -no D or UI*, M).

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duress or undue influence

30
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Situations making contracts void/voidable: V (I, OPP) V (LoC - EYO and of SM, AOFW -no D or UI, M*).

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misrepresentation

31
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A pre contractual statement of fact that induces a party to enter into a contract which nevertheless turns out to be untrue.

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misrepresentation

32
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In order to posess the capacity to enter into a contract a natural person must be…

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aged 18 or over and of sound mind

33
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A contract to whose terms a party can be held.

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Enforecable contract.

34
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Enforceable contract.

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A contract to whose terms a party can be held.

35
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Unenforceable contract.

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A ‘contract’ to whose terms a party can NOT be held.

36
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A ‘contract’ to whose terms a party can NOT be held.

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Unenforceable contract.

37
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Certain contracts, for example those regarding Consumer Credit or Land Transfers are only enforceable if they are …

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in writing.

38
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Contracts which must be in writing: LT*, CC, CG

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land transfers

39
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Contracts which must be in writing: LT, CC*, CG

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consumer credit

40
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Contracts which must be in writing: LT, CC, CG*

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credit guarantees

41
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An electronic signature (may/may not) be used as written evidence of the validity of a contract.

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May.

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