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couldn't argue that they had agreed to this term

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Card 17

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Was there a consistent course of dealing? Spurling v Bradshaw

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Card 18

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regular dealings and the contract was often sent a few days later, the clause as valid.

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Card 19

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Was there a recognised trade practise? British Crane Hire Corporation Ltd v Ipswich Plant Hire Ltd

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Card 20

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time they had used this company, the clause was incorporated, since they were in the same business of hiring and selling equipment, therefore they used the same terms and conditions.

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Card 21

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COMMON LAW CONTROLS: CONSTRUCTION

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Card 22

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Andrews and Singer

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Card 23

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is breached, as well as statute law e.g. sale of goods act (goods must match their description)

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Card 24

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Can an exclusion exclude negligence?

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Card 25

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What does White v John Warwick & co Ltd [1953] show?

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