Contract Glossary Flashcards

(8 cards)

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Executory consideration

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consideration that has been promised but not yet provided

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A contractual term

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Statements of fact made by the parties which they intend to be binding

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In what circumstances may the contra proferentum rule and the Canada Steamship test be less relevant?

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When an exemption clause occurs in a commercial contract between parties of equal bargaining power

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A representation

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A statement asserting the truth of a given state of facts

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5
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Fraudulent misrepresentation

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A false representation that was made knowingly or without belief in its truth or recklessly

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Why is negligent misrepresentation under the Misrepresentation Act 1967 an easier claim for a claimant to establish than a fraudulent misrepresentation claim?

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The normal burden of proof is reversed and the defendant bears the burden of proving that they had reasonable grounds for believing their statement and that they did believe it

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the entire obligations rule

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An obligation is discharged by complete performance of the obligation. Until the obligation is completely performed, the performing party is not entitled to payment

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repudiatory breach

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one party breaches a term of the contract which is either a condition or an innominate term which is to be treated as a condition

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