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6. Which case illustrates the point that, where no signed document exists, the defendant must be shown to have taken reasonable steps to bring the terms to the attention of the claimant?

  • L'Estrange -v- F Graucob Ltd
  • Parker -v- The South Eastern Railway Company
  • Chapelton -v- Barry Urban District Council
  • Mead -v- Babington

7. If a notice is clearly displayed, the fact that a particular person cannot read it - for example, they are illiterate - will not prevent the notice from being a valid term

  • True
  • False

8. Which case illustrates this point?

  • Thompson v L M & S Railway Co
  • Parker -v- The South Eastern Railway Company
  • Chapelton -v- Barry Urban District Council
  • Interfoto Picture Library Ltd -v- Stiletto Visual Programmes Ltd

9. A term cannot be part of a contract unless notice of it was given when the contract was made

  • True
  • False

10. Which case illustrates the point that the type of document in which the clause is contained will be considered when deciding whether or not reasonable notice had been given?

  • Hollier -v- Rambler Motors
  • Thompson -v- L M & S Railway Co
  • Chapelton -v- Barry Urban District Council
  • Interfoto Picture Library Ltd -v- Stiletto Visual Programmes Ltd

11. Which case illustrates the point that the more unusual or onerous the clause, the more notice will be expected from the person wishing to rely on it?

  • Hollier -v- Rambler Motors
  • J Spurling Ltd -v- Bradshaw
  • Interfoto Picture Library Ltd -v- Stiletto Visual Programmes Ltd
  • Chapelton -v- Barry Urban District Council

12. Sometimes a term may be incorporated into a contract because the parties have previously dealt with each other on those terms

  • True
  • False

13. Which case illustrates this point, where constructive notice could be established?

  • Chapelton -v- Barry Urban District Council
  • J Spurling Ltd -v- Bradshaw
  • Interfoto Picture Library Ltd -v- Stiletto Visual Programmes Ltd
  • Hollier -v- Rambler Motors

14. What is a comparative case where constructive notice could not be established?

  • Bannerman -v- White
  • Hollier -v- Rambler Motors
  • J Spurling Ltd -v- Bradshaw
  • Parker -v- The South Eastern Railway Company