Representations and Terms Flashcards

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What is a term?

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Part of the contract and is binding.

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What is a representation?

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Not part of the contract but is binding.

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What is a mere puff statement?

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It has no legal effect.

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What is the first guideline?

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Strength of statement - it’s clarity. Ecay v Godfrey.

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What is the second guideline?

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Importance to representee - term if so important to buyer. Bannerman v White.

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What is the third guideline?

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Specialist knowledge - Bentley v Harold Smith (both specialist knowledge so was breach of contract).

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What is the fourth guideline?

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Timing - longer time between statement and making of contract, more likely representation. Routledge v Mckay.

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What is the fifth guideline?

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Reduction to writing - signing an agreement incorporates it as a term of the contract. L’Estrange.

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