CL1 Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
Q

Unilateral contract components + auth?

A

Prescribed act + intention to be bound; Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co

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2
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How to determine intention? auth?

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Objective approach - reasonable man; Smith v Hughes

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3
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Objective approach to determining intention, auth?

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Smith v Hughes

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4
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Words or conduct provide evidence of objective intention, auth?

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RTS Flexible Systems v Molkwewi Alois Muller: Business context

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5
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“Snap up” an offer, auth?

A

Hartog v Colin Shields

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6
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What constitutes an offer? academic auth?

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Treitel: expression of willingness to contract on certain terms with intent to become bound upon acceptance.

(1) Clear and certain; and (2) requisite intention to be bound

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Lack of clarity and certainty because words expressed possibility, auth?

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Gibson v Manchester City Council

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Clarity and certainty because definitive language was used, auth?

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Storer v Manchester City Council

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“intention is to be found only in the outward expression which his letters convey”, who and case?

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Denning on determining intention in Storer v Manchester CC

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10
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Difference between offer and invitation to treat?

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If offer made, then offeror is contractually bound by terms of offer in event of unconditional acceptance.

If ITT, then first step of negotiations which may/may not lead to firm offer.

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11
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Advertisements are ITTs auth?

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Partridge v Crittenden

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12
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Auctioneer’s advert is ITT auth?

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Harris v Nickerson

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13
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Price list is ITT auth?

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Grainger & Son v Gough

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14
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Whose obiter dictum re: manufacturers bound by price list?

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Lord Parker CJ in Partridge v Crittenden

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15
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Newspaper advert deemed unilateral offer, auth?

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Lefkowitz v Great Minneapolis Surplus Store

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16
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Good in shop window = ITT, auth?

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Fisher v Bell

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17
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Goods displayed on shelf in self-service store = ITT, auth?

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Pharmaceutical society of GB v Boots Cash Chemists

18
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Request for tender, def? offer or ITT?

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Negotiating device whereby party wishes to purchase X. Invites tenders from possible suppliers. Treated as ITT

19
Q

Must highest bid in tender be accepted? Answer + auth?

A

Not unless acceptance of highest bid is specified in request for tender.

Spencer v Harding

20
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Request for tender where specified highest bid would be accepted –> obligation to sell; auth?

A

Harvey Investments Ltd v Royal Trust Co of Canada

21
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Obligation to consider bids where failure is on tenderer’s part, auth?

A

Blackpool & Fylde Aero Club Ltd v Blackpool Borough Council

22
Q

In auction, bid = offer; and hammer = acceptance, auth?

23
Q

Auction “without reserve” –> (1) second unilateral contract between auctioneer and highest bidder; + (2) not selling = breach, auth?

A

Barry v Davies (Heathcote Ball & Co)

24
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Counter-offer rejects the original offer, so cannot be accepted after, auth?

A

Hyde v Wrench

25
"battle of the forms", auth?
Butler Machine Tool Co v Ex-cell-o Corp
26
Counter-offer =/= request for further info, auth?
Stevenson, Jacques & Co v McLean
27
Passage of time: June-Nov in share purchase --> lapse, aut
Ramsgate victoria hotel co v Montefiore
28
If offeree knows of offeror death, then offer lapses, otherwise probably won't lapse, auth?
Bradbury v Morgan
29
If offeree dies, then offer will lapse, auth?
Duff's executors case
30
Solicitor's authority to accept on behalf terminates on death, auth?
Kennedy v Thomassen
31
Termination of offer by non-fulfilment of condition (implicit term re: same condition car), auth?
Financings Ltd v Stimson
32
Before auctioneer's fall of hammer, Revocation of offer = ok, auth?
Payne v Cave
33
Can revoke offer, even if term for acceptance is specified, auth?
Routledge v Grant
34
Revocation only from communication, auth?
Byrne v Van Tienhoven
35
Third party communication of offer revocation = OK, auth?
Dickinson v Dodds
36
Criticism of third party communication of revocation, scholar? reason?
Treitel; offeree must judge third party's reliability
37
Revocation of unilateral offer at any time before completion (york walk), auth?
Great Northern Railway Company v Witham
38
Unilateral offerer bound from time at which performance begins, auth?
Errington v Errington & Woods
39
In unilateral offer, implied obligation that offerer will not prevent conditions for acceptance, auth?
Daulia v Four Mill Bank Nomineees
40
Revocation of unilateral offer to world must should have same notoriety, auth?
Shuey v United States