
Contract law revision 21
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- Q1
Which of the following is not one of the essential elements of contract?
At least one party
Legally enforceable rights and obligations
Capacity
Agreement
30s - Q2Which case would be used when describing the term 'Invitation to Negotiate'Mathieson Gee v Quigley (1952)Fisher v Bell (1961)Wolf & Wolf v Forfar Potato Company (1984)Smith v Sim (1959)30s
- Q3
In order to create a binding contract an offer must be met with which of the following?
Rejection
Negotiation
Qualified acceptance
Unqualified acceptance
30s - Q4
Which of the following is NOT a type of misrepresentation?
Innocent
Accidental
Negligent
Fraudulent
30s - Q5Which case would be used when discussing damages being awarded for a misrepresentation?Fisher v Bell (1961)Wolf & Wolf v Forfar Potato Company (1984)Smith v Sim (1959)Mathieson Gee v Quigley (1952)30s
- Q6
If a misrepresentation has misled the other party, and persuaded him to do something he would not have otherwise done, the contract is?
Valid
Void
30s - Q7
Which of the following would not be considered in order for a court to enforce a restrictive covenant
Whether the terms of the covenant are reasonable
Whether there were improved terms and conditions offered by the employer
Whether there is a genuine interest to protect
30s - Q8Which case would be used to support an answer that a court will not intervene with the terms of a restrictive covenant?Mathieson Gee v Quigley (1952)Morrison v Robertson (1908)Empire Meat co v Patrick (1939)Fisher v Bell (1961)30s
- Q9Which case would be used to support an answer that damages may be awarded where there has been a breach of contractMorrison v Robertson (1908)Mack v Glasgow City Council (2006)Fisher v Bell (1961)Bluebell Apparel v Dickinson (1978)30s
- Q10Which of the following is not a remedy for breach of contract?Specific implementRestrictive covenantDamagesRetention30s
- Q11
Which of the following is a remedy for breach of contract?
Consensus in idem
Exclusion clause
Restrictive covenant
Specific implement
30s - Q12
Joe has agreed to buy a Georgian-period cabinet for £500, the seller then refuses the sale, what remedy might Joe use when taking action for this breach of contract?
Performance
Specific implement
Action for payment
Novation
30s