LAWG2002 MCQ Exam Part 3

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What came out of the case of Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball co. ?

Unilateral contract – exceptions to invitations to treat and are treated as offers instead. It has the exception that you can make an offer to the whole world. One party is compelled to keep their part of the bargain.

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What came out of the case of Partridge v Crittenden?

Advert was an invitation to treat and not an offer.

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Which court would you use to enforce a debt of £1000?

Small claims court

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In the English Legal S which court hears appeals from the Court of Appeal?

Supreme Court

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The primary function of a solicitor is to appear in court on behalf of his/her clients?

False

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In which case, did the court decide the performance of existing contractual duties can sometimes amount to consideration where the promisor gains some benefit?

Williams v Roffey Bros & Nicholls (Contractors) Ltd

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Andrea is the owner of a sportswear shop. She places an advert in the newspaper saying ‘’offer of the week’’ gym ware for sale at half price. The notice is:

An invitation to treat

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How can terms be incorporated into the contract?

• Terms on notices, tickets or in any standardised form, must be incorporated to be part of the contract
• If they are not part of the contract, they do not have any effect, so they cannot be relied upon by the business against the other party
• Rule: Te

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What came out of the case of Partridge v Crittenden?

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Advert was an invitation to treat and not an offer.

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Front

Which court would you use to enforce a debt of £1000?

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Card 4

Front

In the English Legal S which court hears appeals from the Court of Appeal?

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Card 5

Front

The primary function of a solicitor is to appear in court on behalf of his/her clients?

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LAWG2002 MCQ Exam Part 3