Rules/ Terms of Contract

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  • Created on: 09-08-17 15:59
Oscar chess v williams
(expertise) expert sells to non expert= more likely to form part of contract
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**** Bentley v Harold Smith Motors
(expertise) parties on equal footing not liable for statements made as both are knowledgeable
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Interfoto v Stiletto
harsh terms should stand out: bold, underline, red or wont form part of contract
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routledge v mackay
(too early)
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olley v marlborough court
(too early) hotel: back of door
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Schawel v Read
(horse case) untruthful statements means party can sue
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Ecay v Godfrey
(boat) previous statement meant that 'sound' claim was not part of contract
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chapelton v barry
deck chair receipt too late so exemption clause was not valid
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Parker v SE Railway //// Sugar v LMS Railway
receipt was contractual document
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Hollier v rambler motors
(prev dealings) garage burnt with car inside, claimant did not know about exclusion term
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McCutcheon v David McBrayne
(prev dealings) claimant behaviour too inconsistent to form course of dealing so not a term of contract
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(expertise) parties on equal footing not liable for statements made as both are knowledgeable

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**** Bentley v Harold Smith Motors

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harsh terms should stand out: bold, underline, red or wont form part of contract

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(too early)

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(too early) hotel: back of door

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