Untitled Deck Flashcards
(34 cards)
Contract Law
Carlill V Carbolic Smoke Ball Co 1893 states?
Ads can be offers when legally bounding- unilateral offer, acceptance by conduct
Contract Law
Partridge V Crittenden 1968 states?
Ads are invitations to treat not offers
Lefkowitz V Great Minneapolis Surplus Store 1957 states?
Ads can be offers if clear, definite and explicit
pharmaceutical Society V boots 1953 states?
Placing goods on shelves are an invitation to treat.
Contract Law
Harvey V Facey 1893 states?
Statement of price is an offer
Fisher V Bell 1961 states?
Display of goods is not an offer.
Dunlop Pneumatic Tyre Co LTD V Selfridge and CO LTD 1915 states?
only parties who provide consideration may enforce the contract meaning that if only one is giving consideration then they are the only one obligated to enforce the contract
Contractual Consideration
Chappel and Co V Nestle 1960 states?
Consideration must be sufficient, need not adequate , silly or small it all counts.
Stilk V Myrick 1809 states?
promises to perform what you’re already bound to do is not valid consideration
Williams V Roffey Bros 1991 states?
practical benefits make existing duties valid consideration
Contract Law
Balfour V Balfour 1919 states?
domestic agreements is = no legal intentions
Contract Law
Merritt V Merritt 1970 states?
Separation is = legal intention presumed
Lake V Craddock 1732 is a case of?
Tenancy in Common
Property Law
Re Drapers Conveyance 1977 is a case of?
Joint Tenancy
Great Northern Railway Co V Swaffield 1874 states?
its permitted that an agent takes reasonable and necessary actions on behalf of a principal in urgent situations even without prior authorisation.
Springer V Western Railway Co states?
must only rely on agency by necessity when principal is impossible to contact.
Hyde V Wrench 1840 states?
A counter-offer kills the original offer therefore once rejected, cannot offer to pay the initial offer.
Adams V Lindsell 1818 states?
Acceptance is complete once acceptance letter of offer is posted not received by offeror.
Consumer Rights
Nesbit V Porter 2000 states?
occasional consumer sales by a business seller fall under the CGA, protecting buyers when the product is of a kind bought for personal use.
What is a consumer?
Under s2 of the CGA 1993 a consumer is someone who acquires from a supplier goods or services of a kind ordinarily for personal, domestic and household use or consumption.
Consumers Guarentees Act 1993 s 6-12 cover?
Guarantees for goods that of to be acceptable quality and fit for purpose.
Consumers Guarentees Act 1993 s 28 cover?
that of goods or services are at a reasonable price.
Consumers Guarentees Act 1993 s 29 cover?
reasonable time for services.
Consumers Guarentees Act 1993 s 30 cover?
Reasonable care in skill in services.
