Contract Flashcards

(42 cards)

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Contract: Consideration: Consideration must be… (quality)

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sufficient (some value) , not adequate

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Contract: Terms: Terms are… (definition)

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Binding promises, obligations

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Contract: Terms: Representations are… (definition)

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Statement of fact induce to enter into the contract

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Contract: Terms: Terms can be … (3 types)

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Conditions, Warranties, Innominate

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Contract: Terms: Conditions are.. (definition) If breached, what is the remedy?

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Fundamental. Termination + damages

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Contract: Terms: Warranties are.. (definition) If breached, what is the remedy?

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Minor. Damages only

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Contract: Terms: Innominate terms are.. (definition) If breached, what is the remedy?

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If not clear Conditions or Warranties. If serious (rather condition) - termination + damages

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Contract: Terms: If Representation is breached (misrepresentation), what is the remedy?

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Contract is voidable.

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Contract: Terms: In what cases damages can be awarder for misrepresentation?

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If Fraudulent of Negligent misrepresentation

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Contract: Terms: Sources from where terms can be implied?

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Statute, Courts, Custom, Course of dealings between parties

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Contract: Terms: What are the main statutes from where terms can be implied and in what relations?

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SOGA - B2B, B2C.
SogSa: B2B, B2C.
CRA 2015: Goods and services B2C

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Contract: Terms: What terms can me implied from SOGA? What is the mnemonic? And which terms can be excluded according to UCTA?

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TIDE-FQ
Title; Description; Satisfactory quality (safe, free from minor defects, fit for purpose generally used); Fit for purpose made know to seller by the buyer
UCTA (exclusions): Title-x; else - reasonableness

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Contract: Terms: What terms (Services/Goods) can me implied from SogSa? What is the mnemonic? And which terms can be excluded according to UCTA?

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Services - Reasonable PraTiCS
Price, Time, Care, Skills
Goods -TIDE-FQ
Title; Description; Satisfactory quality (safe, free from minor defects, fit for purpose generally used); Fit for purpose made know to seller by the buyer
UCTA (exclusions): Title-x; else - reasonableness

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Contract: Terms: What terms can me implied from CRA (goods/services)? What is the mnemonic? And which terms can be excluded according to UCTA?

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Goods: TIDE-FQ:
Title;Description; Satisfactory quality; Fit for purpose(fit for purpose generally used, or purpose mentioned by consumer)
Services: Reasonable PraTiCS: Price; Time; Care; Skill
UCTA-x

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Contract: Terms: What Act regulates unfair terms for B2B?

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UCTA

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Contract: Terms: What Act regulates unfair terms for B2C?

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CRA

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Contract: Exclusion clauses: To which relation UCTA applies?

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Contract: Exclusion clauses: What are unfair terms under CRA ? What is the result of unfair terms?

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excl. liability for death/injury;
disproportionate price;
unilateral altering;
excluding right to sue

Not binding

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Contract: Exclusion clauses: What is the result to exclude terms implied from CRA?

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Automatically void

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Contract: Exclusion clauses: Can implied terms from SOGA or SOGSA be excluded?

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B2B - Yes, if not excluded (title) and reasonable under UCTA
B2C - No

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Contract: Exclusion clauses: What is the reasonableness test under UCTA

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  • bargaining power
  • alternatives for buyer
  • clause clearly communicated
  • circumstances at time of contracting
22
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Contract: Vitiating (damaging) factors: List the factors

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Mistake
Illegality
Duress
Undue influence

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Contract: Vitiating (damaging) factors: What is the result of Mistake? When mistake can take place?

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Void / Before contract

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Contract: Vitiating (damaging) factors: What is the result of illegality?

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Contract: Vitiating (damaging) factors: What is the result of Duress? How it is different from Undue influence?
Voidable / It is threat, while undue influence - abuse of trust
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Contract: Vitiating (damaging) factors: What is the result of Duress Undue influence? How it is different from Undue influence?
Voidable / It is abuse of trust, while undue influence - threat
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Contract: Vitiating (damaging) factors: What is Rescission?
putting back to positions (when voidable)
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Contract: Vitiating (damaging) factors: What are the type of mistakes?
Common Mutual Unilateral Identity Non est factum
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Contract: Vitiating (damaging) factors: What is common mistake? Example?
(shared) mistake (same mistake). Mistake about existence (ship sunk before contract)
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Contract: Vitiating (damaging) factors: When common mistake will not void the contract
If mistake about quality, unless fundamental
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Contract: Vitiating (damaging) factors: What is mutual mistake? Example?
Each party mistakes of different things. (2 ships with same name)
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Contract: Vitiating (damaging) factors: What is Unilateral mistake?
one party to be mistaken as to the terms of the contract, other party is aware of the mistake.
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Contract: Vitiating (damaging) factors: When Unilateral mistake will not void the contract?
If mistake of quality – not void, unless fundamental
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Contract: Vitiating (damaging) factors: What is the effect of Identity mistake?
Void if fundamental (would no sell)
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Contract: Discharge and variation: What are the grounds for discharging the contract? Discharge by...
- Agreement - Variation - Performance - Breach - Frustration
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Contract: Discharge and variation: When frustration can occur and how it is different from mistake?
Frustration - after contract was concluded
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Contract: Discharge and variation: What is needed for discharge by agreement, if one party performed and other not?
Deed
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Contract: Discharge and variation: What is specifics of waiver?
person may still insist on deadlines if reasonable notice sent.
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Contract: Discharge and variation: What is "repudiation"?
Repudiate = refuse to execute contract. (Informs other party)
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Contract: Discharge and variation: What is frustration (main characteristics)?
Performance impossible or radically different, or illegal.
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Contract: What is liquidated damages?
Damages set up in the contract. Genuine pre-estimate
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Contract: if ambiguity in counteract, how court will interpret?
Against party wishing to enforce ambiguous clause