AQA A-Level Contract Law
A fake/ unfaithful announcement - ANS-- Anything that influences another parties choice (Spice
Girls)
- Must be a assertion, no longer silence (Fletcher)
Acceptance has to be effective and unqualified - ANS-- Response of 'sure' not 'yes, however'
- If the offeree tries to vary the phrases that is then a counter-offer (Hyde v Wrench)
Actual breach - ANS-- Poor performance
- Work carried out badly or goods which are substandard
- Non-performance
Anticipatory breach - ANS-- Occurs when a celebration offers observe in advance that they will
now not be performing the contract
- C can both sue right away or wait until the time for overall performance (Hochester)
Bilateral contract - ANS-Both parties take on an responsibility
Breach of condition - ANS-When a situation is breached, V can also terminate the settlement in
the event that they wish (Poussard)
Breach of assurance - ANS-V may additionally sue handiest for damages and the agreement
keeps (Bettini)
Commercial agreements (McGowan) - ANS-ITCLR is presumed to exist
Complete performance - ANS-Must be 'entire and specific'
Condition - ANS-- A predominant time period that goes to the basis of the settlement
- A breach has extreme consequences
Consumer - ANS-- 'An individual acting for functions outdoor the individuals change'
- A organization cannot be a consumer as they're not an person
Contract - ANS-A legally binding agreement among two or more parties
Controls on exclusion clauses - ANS-1) Rules regarding the incorporation of the clause
2) Construction of the clause
three) Unfair agreement phrases act 1977
four) Consumer Relations Act 2015
Differences between Offer and ITT - ANS-- Offer is part of the negotiations
A fake/ unfaithful announcement - ANS-- Anything that influences another parties choice (Spice
Girls)
- Must be a assertion, no longer silence (Fletcher)
Acceptance has to be effective and unqualified - ANS-- Response of 'sure' not 'yes, however'
- If the offeree tries to vary the phrases that is then a counter-offer (Hyde v Wrench)
Actual breach - ANS-- Poor performance
- Work carried out badly or goods which are substandard
- Non-performance
Anticipatory breach - ANS-- Occurs when a celebration offers observe in advance that they will
now not be performing the contract
- C can both sue right away or wait until the time for overall performance (Hochester)
Bilateral contract - ANS-Both parties take on an responsibility
Breach of condition - ANS-When a situation is breached, V can also terminate the settlement in
the event that they wish (Poussard)
Breach of assurance - ANS-V may additionally sue handiest for damages and the agreement
keeps (Bettini)
Commercial agreements (McGowan) - ANS-ITCLR is presumed to exist
Complete performance - ANS-Must be 'entire and specific'
Condition - ANS-- A predominant time period that goes to the basis of the settlement
- A breach has extreme consequences
Consumer - ANS-- 'An individual acting for functions outdoor the individuals change'
- A organization cannot be a consumer as they're not an person
Contract - ANS-A legally binding agreement among two or more parties
Controls on exclusion clauses - ANS-1) Rules regarding the incorporation of the clause
2) Construction of the clause
three) Unfair agreement phrases act 1977
four) Consumer Relations Act 2015
Differences between Offer and ITT - ANS-- Offer is part of the negotiations
