Terms- types of contractural terms Flashcards

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What are the 3 types of contractural terms

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  • condition
  • warranty
  • innominate terms
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What is a condition

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Term central to contract, if not performed would destroy purpose of contract

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What happens if a condition is breached

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Party can repudiate contract and make claim for damages

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What case is used for conditions

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Poussard v Spiers and pond

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What is a warranty

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A minor contractural term, main purpose of contract still achievable if not performed

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What happens if a warranty is breached

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Suffering party not have right to end contract, damages can be claimed

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What case is used for warranty

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Bettini v Gye

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What is an innominate term

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A term that cant be clearly identified as condition/warranty, its indeterminate by looking at the term

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What do the courts do when looking at an innominate term to decide if its a condition or warranty

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Look at the affect of the breach

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What case is used for innominate terms

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Hong Kong fir shipping v kawashi

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What are expressed terms

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Term that’s been clearly stipulated by parties, verbally/written

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What are implied terms

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Terms not specifically discussed but are presumed by common law/statute

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