TOPIC 1: Contract Formation Flashcards

1
Q

How is it determined whether there is intention?

A

Objective test

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2
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What are the three other contract considerations?

A

Capacity
Legality
Consent

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3
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What is the concept of capacity?

A

A contract may be voidable if the person does not lack full capacity eg. under 18

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4
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What is the concept of legality?

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Contract may be void/voidable/unenforceable if it breaches a statute

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5
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What is the concept of consent?

A

If consent to enter into a contract was not genuine, there may be remedies available

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6
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What does s24 of the Property Law Act 2007 require?

A

The contract to be in writing and signed by the party whom it is being enforced against

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7
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What are the four types of implied terms?

A

Terms implied by custom
Terms implied by statute
Terms implied by courts to a particular class of contracts
Terms implied by courts to a particular contract

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8
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When will the courts imply a term to that particular contract?

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Based on what they think the parties intended or to make the contract work

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9
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What is the four corners doctrine?

A

That a document is presumed to be the whole of that contract

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10
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What are the exceptions/rebuttals to the four corners doctrine?

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  • Evidence of a prior oral agreement which
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