SQE1 (Solicitors Qualifying Examination) · Contract law
Further contract topics
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- Chloe agrees to sell her old bicycle to Dan for £1 because she wants to be rid of it. Dan later argues the contract fails for want of consideration. What is the position?
- A vendor writes 'I will sell you my house for a fair price to be agreed'. The parties never agree a price. Why will the agreement most likely fail?
- In a contract that is silent on the point, a court will imply a term in fact only when what test is met?
- A bank sends its customer a standard form with a fee term hidden in small print. Under Part 2 of the Consumer Rights Act 2015, when may a term in a consumer contract be assessed for fairness?
- Which describes the expectation measure of contract damages?
- Sam signs a loan document without reading it, relying on a friend's statement that it is a gift. In fact it is a mortgage. He is literate. Can Sam rely on the plea of non est factum?
- In Etridge terms, in which relationship will the law presume undue influence without proof of actual influence?
- Anya is party to a contract and wishes to claim for work done after the contract was terminated because it was void for uncertainty. What is the usual remedy?
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