CONTRACT LAW EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH ALL CORRECT
ANSWERS
Trade customs - Answer-Implied on the grounds on custom. Assumption that parties
intended to be bound by a well known custom of a particular trade
2-course of dealing - Answer-Parties dealt with each other in a particular way many
times over a long period of time
Presumed that they intended to continue in the same way
Business Efficacy - Answer-A judge is entitled to imply terms necessary to make the
contract workable.
Implied Terms by Statute - Answer-1-Sale of Goods Act
2-Supply of goods and services Act
3-Consumer rights Act
Sale of Goods Act - Answer-1-title
2-description
4-satisfactory quality
4-fit for particular purpose
5-must correspond with sample
SGA exclude - Answer-Only title cannot be excluded or restricted in a contract
Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982 - Answer-1-contracts for transfer of goods
2-contracts for the hire of goods
3-contracts for supply of services
Transfer of Goods - Answer-1-title
2-description
3-quality
4-sample
Supply of Services - Answer-1- reasonable care and skill
2-reasonable time
, 3-reasonable pay/charge (consideration)
Consumer Rights Act 2015 - Answer-1-pt 1 contracts for goods, digital content, and
services
2-pt 2 unfair terms
3-miscellaneous and general nature
Contracts for goods/digital content - Answer-1- satisfactory quality
2-fit for purpose
3-description
Contracts for Services - Answer-1-reasonable care
2-reasonable price
3-reasonable time
Remedies for consumer rights (contracts of goods) - Answer-1- short term time to reject
30 days
2-right to repair or replace
If impossible or disproportionate:
3-right to price reduction
4-right to reject 6 months
Contracts for digital content - Answer-1-right to repair or replace
2-right to price reduction (within reasonable time)
3-refund
Contracts for services - Answer-1-right to require repeat of service (reasonable time)
2-right to price reduction (when re performance is impossible)
Conditions and Warranties - Answer-Does the breach deprive innocent party of
substantially the whole benefit of contract?
If yes: condition
Conditions - Answer-1-affirm
2-terminate and damages
Warranties - Answer-Damages
Repudiatory breach - Answer-Breach of condition
Exemption clauses - Answer-Limit or exclude liability in contracts.
QUESTIONS WITH ALL CORRECT
ANSWERS
Trade customs - Answer-Implied on the grounds on custom. Assumption that parties
intended to be bound by a well known custom of a particular trade
2-course of dealing - Answer-Parties dealt with each other in a particular way many
times over a long period of time
Presumed that they intended to continue in the same way
Business Efficacy - Answer-A judge is entitled to imply terms necessary to make the
contract workable.
Implied Terms by Statute - Answer-1-Sale of Goods Act
2-Supply of goods and services Act
3-Consumer rights Act
Sale of Goods Act - Answer-1-title
2-description
4-satisfactory quality
4-fit for particular purpose
5-must correspond with sample
SGA exclude - Answer-Only title cannot be excluded or restricted in a contract
Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982 - Answer-1-contracts for transfer of goods
2-contracts for the hire of goods
3-contracts for supply of services
Transfer of Goods - Answer-1-title
2-description
3-quality
4-sample
Supply of Services - Answer-1- reasonable care and skill
2-reasonable time
, 3-reasonable pay/charge (consideration)
Consumer Rights Act 2015 - Answer-1-pt 1 contracts for goods, digital content, and
services
2-pt 2 unfair terms
3-miscellaneous and general nature
Contracts for goods/digital content - Answer-1- satisfactory quality
2-fit for purpose
3-description
Contracts for Services - Answer-1-reasonable care
2-reasonable price
3-reasonable time
Remedies for consumer rights (contracts of goods) - Answer-1- short term time to reject
30 days
2-right to repair or replace
If impossible or disproportionate:
3-right to price reduction
4-right to reject 6 months
Contracts for digital content - Answer-1-right to repair or replace
2-right to price reduction (within reasonable time)
3-refund
Contracts for services - Answer-1-right to require repeat of service (reasonable time)
2-right to price reduction (when re performance is impossible)
Conditions and Warranties - Answer-Does the breach deprive innocent party of
substantially the whole benefit of contract?
If yes: condition
Conditions - Answer-1-affirm
2-terminate and damages
Warranties - Answer-Damages
Repudiatory breach - Answer-Breach of condition
Exemption clauses - Answer-Limit or exclude liability in contracts.
