Cases 2 Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
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Offer can be revoked before acceptance.

A

Routledge v Grant

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2
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Revocation only works when received.

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Byrne v Van Tienhoven

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3
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Acceptance must be as effective as the requested method.

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Yates v Pulleyn

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4
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Counteroffer kills original offer.

A

Hyde v Wrench

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5
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Asking for info ≠ counteroffer.

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Stevenson v McLean

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6
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Info request ≠ offer.

A

Harvey v Facey

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7
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Unilateral offer accepted by doing the act (no need to notify).

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Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball

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8
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Postal rule: acceptance valid when posted.

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Adams v Lindsell

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9
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Shop window = invitation to treat.

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Fisher v Bell

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10
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Ads = invitation to treat.

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Partridge v Crittenden

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11
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Offer must be communicated.

A

Bloom v American Swiss Watch

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12
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Duty of care to neighbor (snail in bottle).

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Donoghue v Stevenson

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13
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3-part test for duty: foreseeability, proximity, fair.

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Caparo v Dickman

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14
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No higher standard unless a professional.

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Phillips v Whiteley

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15
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Learner driver held to standard driver care.

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Nettleship v Weston

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16
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Company = separate legal person, even if one owner.

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Salomon v Salomon

17
Q

Offer must be clear.

A

Guthing v Lynn

18
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Auction without reserve = contract with highest bidder.

A

Barry v Davies

19
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Unilateral offer can’t be revoked after performance starts.

A

Errington v Errington

20
Q

Offer lapses after reasonable time.

A

Ramsgate Hotel v Montefiore

21
Q

Silence ≠ acceptance.

A

Felthouse v Bindley

22
Q

Signing binds you to contract terms.

A

L’Estrange v Graucob

23
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Take victim as found (eggshell skull rule).

A

Smith v Leech Brain

24
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Claimant’s unreasonable action breaks causation chain.

A

McKew v Holland

25
Veil only lifted in specific legal situations.
Adams v Cape Industries
26
EU law overrides national law.
Costa v ENEL
27
Invention during normal duties belongs to employer.
Harris’ Patent
28
If the harm would have occurred anyway, regardless of the defendant’s actions, there is no factual causation. But-for test
Barnett v Kensington Hospital
29
Company formed to evade legal obligation = veil pierced (sham/fake company)
Jones v Lipman