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6. Which case illustrates a situation where a term of a contract was found to be a warranty?

  • Bettini -v- Gye
  • Hong Kong Fir Shipping Co Ltd -v- Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd
  • Poussard -v- Spiers and Pond

7. Parties to a contract are not able to state expressly in the contract which terms they consider to be of fundamental importance as this is always for the court to decide

  • False
  • True

8. Terms which do not clearly fit into one category or the other are known as innominate or intermediate terms

  • True
  • False

9. How is the status of these terms ultimately decided?

  • The courts decide whether the breach of the term which has occurred "goes to the root of the contract"
  • By the parties negotiating and agreeing the status mutually
  • It is not, they remain as innominate or intermediate terms

10. Which case illustrates a situation where there has been an innominate or intermediate term?

  • Poussard -v- Spiers and Pond
  • Hong Kong Fir Shipping Co Ltd -v- Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd
  • Bettini -v- Gye

11. The courts adopt a "wait and see" approach, and classify a term after it has been broken by looking at the severity of the consequences of the breach for the injured party

  • True
  • False