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Terms implied by custom cannot be overridden. 

A

True 

B

False

A business is classed as a consumer if it does not make the contract in the course of its business. 

A

True 

B

False 

Which of the following statements concerning the incorporation of terms into contracts is correct?

A

A history of consistent dealings between the parties is not sufficient to incorporate terms into a contract

B

Particularly unusual or onerous terms in a contract must be sufficiently highlighted

C

A person is not bound by a contract they have signed if they have not read it

A term may be implied into a contract by

(i) Statute

(ii) Trade practice, unless an express term overrides it

(iii) The court, to provide for events not contemplated by the parties

(iv) The court, to give effect to a term which the parties had agreed upon but failed to express because it was obvious

(v) The court, to override an express term which is contrary to normal custom

A

(ii) and (iii) only

B

 (i), (ii) and (iv) only

C

(i), (iv) and (v) only

D

(i), (ii), (iv) and (v) only

In relation to exclusion clauses, which of the following describes the main purpose rule? 

A

 The purpose of an exclusion clause is not to prevent the main purpose of the contract 

B

 The main purpose of an exclusion clause is to help a weaker party avoid unfair contractual obligations 

C

 The main purpose of an exclusion clause is to give business efficacy to a contract 

At which point in a contractual arrangement is a representation made? 

A

 When the offeree submits their acceptance to the offeror 

B

 During pre-contract negotiations 

C

 When the offeror submits their offer to the offeree 

D

 Once both parties have provided consideration under their agreement 

 How are express terms incorporated into a contract? 

A

 By a decision of the courts 

B

 By statute law 

C

 By the parties themselves 

D

 By what is customary in the particular trade 

 Which TWO of the following statements regarding contractual terms are correct?

 (1) The principle of freedom of contract states that parties may include in their contract any terms that they see fit  

(2) To be valid, a contract must be complete in its terms 

 (3) Third parties may not determine an essential term of the contract

 (4) Where a term is classified as a condition, the only remedy to an injured party if it is breached is to claim damages 

A

 1 and 2 

B

 1 and 4 

C

 2 and 3 

D

 2 and 4 

 An innominate term is one that could either be classified as a condition or a warranty.  

How is the classification of an innominate term as a condition or a warranty determined? 

A

 By the operation of statute law 

B

 By the offeror 

C

By the courts 

D

By the offeree 

 Which of the following statements concerning exclusion clauses is correct? 

A

 Exclusion clauses can be incorporated into a contract after the contract is formed 

B

Exclusion clauses are interpreted by the courts strictly 

C

Exclusion clauses are not regulated by statute 

D

 Exclusion clauses may not exclude liability for negligence