Contract Law - Implied Terms - Sale of Goods Act 1979
These are implied into an agreement from another source and are part of an agreement because the court or a statute has put them into a contract, not because the parties have agreed them. Terms are implied in the following way:
- By statute;
- By custom; and
- By the courts.
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- Created on: 24-05-09 18:42
Other questions in this quiz
2. What does breach of a condition allow the injured party to do?
- Nothing
- Repudiate the contract and claim damages
- Claim damages
3. What does breach of a warranty allow the injured party to do?
- Claim damages
- Repudiate the contract and claim damages
- Nothing
4. What are ss12-15 SOGA 1979?
- Conditions
- Warranties
5. What do ss12-15 SOGA 1979 represent?
- Term, dimension, quality, satisfaction
- Title, description, quality, sample
- Time, detail, quantity, supply
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