Week 11 Flashcards

Misrepresentation

1
Q

What is misrepresentation?

A

False statement of material fact designed to induce someone into a contract

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2
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3 items to establish misrepresentation?

A
  1. A statement was made
  2. the statement was false
  3. statement misled to the party into the contract
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3
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What are the 3 categories of misrepresentation?

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  1. Fraudulent
  2. Negligent
  3. Innocent
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4
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What are the 3 elements of negligent misrepresentation?

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a duty of care is owed, duty of care is breached, a loss has been suffered

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5
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What does section 18 of Australian Consumer Law say?

A

must not engage in conduct that is misleading or deceptive or likely to mislead or deceive

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6
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what are the 3 types of mistakes and describe

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common, mutual and unilateral

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7
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What is duress

A

illegitimate pressure on a party to force consent of the contract

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8
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what are the three types of duress?

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  1. Duress of person
    2 . Duress of goods
  2. Economic Duress
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9
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Undue Influence

A

Taking advantage of another party - due to relationship. not a direct threat

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10
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What is an unconscionable contract?

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Contract between dominant and weaker parties that is therefore unenforceable by law

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