An introduction to English contract law: for German readers with exercises
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OVERVIEW
FOREWORD
5
CONTENTS
9
CHAPTER
I:
WHAT
IS
A
CONTRACT?
WHY
IS
CONTRACT
LAW
IMPORTANT?
21
1
WHAT
IS
A
CONTRACT?
21
2
WHY
IS
CONTRACT
LAW
IMPORTANT?
23
3
AN
OUTLINE
OF
THE
REST
OF
THE
COURSE
23
CHAPTER
II:
HOW
DOES
A
BINDING CONTRACT
COME
INTO
EXISTENCE?
-
REQUIREMENTS
FOR
A
VALID
CONTRACT
25
1
OFFER
AND
ACCEPTANCE
(AGREEMENT)
25
2
INTENTION
TO
CREATE
LEGAL
RELATIONS
38
3
CLEAR
AND
CERTAIN
AGREEMENT
43
4
CONSIDERATION
OR
DEED
46
5
FORM
69
CHAPTER
HI:
WHAT
IS
THE
CONTENT
OF
THE
CONTRACT?
73
1
EXPRESS
TERMS
AND
IMPLIED
TERMS
73
2
CONDITIONS,
TERMS
AND
WARRANTIES
76
3
INTERPRETATION
AND
RECTIFICATION
77
4
INTERPRETATION
OF
STANDARD
FORM
CONTRACTS,
PARTICULARLY
CLAUSES
EXCLUDING
LIABILITY
FOR
BREACH
80
5
QUESTIONS
91
CHAPTER
IV:
WHAT
IS
THE
ROLE
OF
THIRD
PARTIES?
(PRIVITY,
AGENCY
AND
ASSIGNMENT)
96
1
THE
GENERAL
RULE
OF
PRIVITY
OF
CONTRACT
96
2
EXCEPTIONS
TO
THE
GENERAL
RULE
100
3
ATTEMPTS
TO
IMPOSE
LIABILITIES
ON
THIRD
PARTIES
103
4
AGENCY
104
5
ASSIGNMENT
108
6
QUESTIONS
112
8
OVERVIEW
CHAPTER
V
:
FACTORS
WHICH
MAKE
A
CONTRACT
VOID
OR
VOIDABLE
115
1
MISTAKE
115
2
MISREPRESENTATION
136
3
UNDUE
INFLUENCE
AND
DURESS
152
4
ILLEGALITY
AND
PUBLIC
POLICY
164
5
CAPACITY
177
CHAPTER
VI:
HOW
DOES
A
CONTRACT
COME
TO
AN
END?
184
1
PERFORMANCE
184
2
DISCHARGE
BY
AGREEMENT
190
3
DISCHARGE
BY
BREACH
OF
CONTRACT
(ACCEPTANCE
OF
REPUDIATION)
193
4
FRUSTRATION
200
CHAPTER
VII:
WHAT
REMEDIES
ARE
AVAILABLE
IF
A
DISPUTE
ARISES
OUT
OF
A
CONTRACT?
212
1
REMEDIES
FOR
BREACH
OF
CONTRACT
212
2
RESTITUTION
AND
RESCISSION
229
3
REMEDIES
NOT
RELATED
TO
BREACH
235
4
QUESTIONS
236
SOURCES
239
1
PRIMARY
SOURCES
239
2
SECONDARY
SOURCES
239
EUROPEAN
UNION
LAW
242
ALPHABETICAL
TABLE
OF
ENGLISH
STATUTES
AND
STATUTORY
INSTRUMENTS
243
TABLE
OF
GERMAN
STATUTES
244
TABLE
OF
CASES
245
INDEX
251
CONTENTS
FOREWORD
5
OVERVIEW
7
CHAPTER
I:
WHAT
IS
A
CONTRACT?
WHY
IS
CONTRACT
LAW
IMPORTANT?
21
1
WHAT
IS
A
CONTRACT?
21
1.1
CONSENT
21
1.2
LEGALLY ENFORCEABLE
22
1.3
A
DEFINITION
OF
THE
LAW
OF
CONTRACT
22
2
WHY
IS
CONTRACT
LAW
IMPORTANT?
23
3
AN
OUTLINE
OF
THE
REST
OF
THE
COURSE
23
3.1
THE
FORMATION
OF
A
CONTRACT
23
3.2
THE
CONTENTS
OF
THE
CONTRACT
24
3.3
THE
ROLE
OF
THIRD
PARTIES
24
3.4
FACTORS
INFLUENCING
THE
VALIDITY
OF
A
CONTRACT
24
3.5
HOW
A
CONTRACT
COMES
TO
AN
END
24
3.6
CONTRACTUAL
REMEDIES
24
CHAPTER
II:
HOW
DOES
A
BINDING
CONTRACT
COME
INTO
EXISTENCE?
-
REQUIREMENTS
FOR
A
VALID
CONTRACT
25
1
OFFER
AND
ACCEPTANCE
(AGREEMENT)
25
1.1
OFFER
26
1.1.1
THE
DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN
AN
INVITATION
TO
TREAT
AND
AN
OFFER
26
1.1.1.1
GENERALLY
26
1.1.1.2
ORDINARY
ADVERTISEMENTS
(BILATERAL
CONTRACT)
26
1.1.1.3
DISPLAY
OF
GOODS
FOR
SALE
27
1.1.1.4
ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR
REWARD
(UNILATERAL
CONTRACT)
27
1.1.1.5
AUCTION
SALES
28
1.1.2
AN
OFFER
MAY
BE
TO
THE
WORLD
AT
LARGE,
TO
A
GROUP
OF
PERSONS,
OR
TO
A
SPECIFIC
PERSON
28
1.1.3
THE
OFFER
MUST
BE
ACCEPTED
BEFORE
IT
CEASES
TO
EXIST
29
1.1.3.1
REVOCATION
29
1.1.3.2
LAPSING
30
1.1.3.3
FAILURE
OF
A
CONDITION
TO
WHICH
THE
OFFER
IS
SUBJECT
30
1.1.3.4
REJECTION
30
10
CONTENTS
1.2
ACCEPTANCE
30
1.2.1
COMMUNICATION
OF
ACCEPTANCE
30
1.2.1.1
SILENCE
AS
ACCEPTANCE
31
1.2.1.2
CONDUCT
AS
ACCEPTANCE
31
1.2.1.2.1
UNILATERAL
CONTRACTS
31
1.2.1.2.2
BILATERAL
CONTRACTS
31
1.2.2
THE
PURPORTED
ACCEPTANCE
MAY
NOT
AMOUNT
TO
A
COUNTER-OFFER
32
1.2.3
ACCEPTANCE
MUST
BE
UNCONDITIONAL
TO
CREATE
A
BINDING
CONTRACT
32
1.2.4
THE
BATTLE
OF
THE
FORMS
33
1.2.5
IS
ACCEPTANCE
POSSIBLE
WITHOUT
KNOWLEDGE
OF
THE
OFFER?
33
1.2.5.1
CROSS
OFFERS
33
1.2.5.2
REWARD
POSTERS
(UNILATERAL
CONTRACTS)
33
1.2.6
WHERE
AND
WHEN
DOES
THE
CONTRACT
COME
INTO
EXISTENCE?
-
ACCEPTING
AN
OFFER
34
1.2.7
REVOKING
A
POSTAL
ACCEPTANCE
35
1.2.8
QUESTIONS
35
2
INTENTION TO
CREATE
LEGAL
RELATIONS
38
2.1
WHEN
IS
THERE
AN
INTENTION
TO
CREATE
LEGAL
RELATIONS?
38
2.2
REBUTTABLE
PRESUMPTION
OF
INTENTION
TO
BE
LEGALLY
BOUND
IN
COMMERCIAL
RELATIONS
39
2.2.1
THE
PARTIES
MAY
EXPRESSLY
EXCLUDE
THE
INTENTION
TO
BE
LEGALLY
BOUND
BY
A
BUSINESS
AGREEMENT
39
2.2.2
THE
PARTY
ALLEGING
LACK
OF
INTENT
TO
BE
LEGALLY
BOUND
IN
COMMERCIAL
RELATIONS
MUST
PROVE
IT
40
2.3
PRESUMPTION
OF
INTENTION
NOT
TO
BE
BOUND
IN
SOCIAL
AND
FAMILY
ARRANGEMENTS
40
2.3.1
HUSBAND
AND
WIFE
41
2.3.2
AGREEMENTS
BETWEEN
PARENT
AND
CHILD
41
2.3.3
OTHER
DOMESTIC/SOCIAL
ARRANGEMENTS
42
2.4
QUESTIONS
42
3
CLEAR
AND
CERTAIN
AGREEMENT
43
3.1
GENERAL
RULE:
AGREEMENT
MUST
BE
CLEAR
AND
CERTAIN
43
3.2
A CONTRACT
MAY
BE
SUFFICIENTLY
CLEAR
AND
CERTAIN
EVEN
IF
THE
ESSENTIAL
ELEMENTS
ARE
NOT
SPECIFICALLY
MENTIONED
44
3.3
AN
AGREEMENT
TO
NEGOTIATE:
AN
EXAMPLE
OF
AN
AGREEMENT
WHICH
IS
NOT
LEGALLY
BIND
ING
BECAUSE
IT
IS
NOT
SUFFICIENTLY
CLEAR
AND
CERTAIN
45
3.4
MEANINGLESS
TERMS
MAY
BE
DISREGARDED
45
3.5
QUESTIONS
46
4
CONSIDERATION
OR
DEED
46
4.1
CONSIDERATION
47
4.1.1
WHAT
IS
CONSIDERATION?
47
4.1.2
WHY
ENGLISH
LAW
HAS
THE
REQUIREMENT
OF
CONSIDERATION
48
4.1.3
THE
PRACTICAL
SIGNIFICANCE
OF
THE
REQUIREMENT
OF
CONSIDERATION
50
CONTENTS
11
4.1.4
THE
DETAILED
RULES
OF
CONSIDERATION
50
4.1.4.1
PAST
CONSIDERATION
IS
NO
CONSIDERATION
50
4.1.4.1.1
THE
GENERAL
RULE
50
4.1.4.1.2
THE
COMMON
LAW
EXCEPTION
51
4.1.4.1.3
STATUTORY
EXCEPTION
52
4.1.4.2
CONSIDERATION
MUST
MOVE
FROM
THE
PROMISEE
52
4.1.4.3
CONSIDERATION
MUST
BE
"
SUFFICIENT
"
BUT
NEED
NOT
BE
"ADEQUATE"
53
4.1.4.3.1
THE
DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN
"
SUFFICIENT
"
AND
"
ADEQUATE"
53
4.1.4.3.2
WHEN
IS
CONSIDERATION
SUFFICIENT?
54
4.1.4.4
FULFILMENT
OF
AN
INDEPENDENT
DUTY
TO
A
THIRD
PARTY
CAN
SIMULTANEOUSLY
BE
CONSIDERATION
FOR
THE
AGREEMENT
BETWEEN
THE
PARTIES
54
4.1.4.5
CAN
FULFILMENT
OF
A
PRE-EXISTING
DUTY
TO
THE
OTHER
PARTY
(AS
OPPOSED
TO
A
THIRD
PARTY)
BE
CONSIDERATION
FOR
A
SECOND
CONTRACT?
56
4.1.4.5.1
FULFILMENT
OF
A
PUBLIC
DUTY
IMPOSED
BY
LAW
IS
GENERALLY
NOT
CON
SIDERATION
56
4.1.4.5.2
FULFILMENT
OF
AN
EXISTING
CONTRACTUAL
DUTY
TO
THE
PROMISOR
MAY
BE
CONSIDERATION
FOR
A
SECOND
AGREEMENT
57
4.1.4.5.2.1
THE
ORIGINAL
RULE
57
4.1
.4.5.2.2
NEW
DEVELOPMENTS
58
4.1.5
RELATIONSHIP
OF
CONSIDERATION
TO
PROMISSORY
ESTOPPEL
61
4.1.5.1
THE
MEANING
OF
PROMISSORY
ESTOPPEL
61
4.1.5.2
PROMISSORY
ESTOPPEL
IS
A
SHIELD,
NOT
A
SWORD
64
4.1.5.3
THE
CLEAN
HANDS
RULE
64
4.1.5.4
SUMMARY
OF
THE
EFFECT
OF
THE
DOCTRINE
OF
PROMISSORY
ESTOPPEL
ON
THE
RULES
OF
CONSIDERATION
65
4.1.6
POSSIBLE
FUTURE
REFORMS
OF
THE
RULES
THAT
1)
PART
PAYMENT
OF
A
DEBT
IS
NO
CONSIDER
-
ATION
AND
THAT
2)
PERFORMANCE
OF
AN
EXISTING
DUTY
TO
THE
PROMISOR
IS
NO
CONSIDER
ATION
65
4.2
AN
EXCEPTION
TO
THE
REQUIREMENT
OF
CONSIDERATION:
THE
DEED
66
4.3
OVERVIEW
67
4.4
QUESTIONS
67
5
FORM
69
5.1
GENERAL
RULE:
A
CONTRACT
REQUIRES
NO
SPECIAL
FORM
TO
BE
VALID
69
5.2
EXCEPTIONS
TO
FREEDOM
FROM
FORM
AND
REASONS
JUSTIFYING
THEM
69
5.2.1
CONTRACTS
FOR
THE
DISPOSITION
OF
AN
INTEREST
IN
LAND
69
5.2.1.1
REQUIREMENT
THAT
THE
CONTRACT
BE
IN
WRITING
70
5.2.1.2
REQUIREMENT
OF
A
DEED
70
5.2.2
CONTRACTS
WHERE
A
SPECIFIC
FORM
IS
REQUIRED
IN
THE
INTERESTS
OF
CONSUMER
PROTECTION
70
5.2.2.1
REQUIREMENT
OF
WRITING
70
5.2.2.2
REQUIREMENT
THAT
THE
CONTRACT
BE
EVIDENCED
IN
WRITING
71
5.2.3
OTHER
TYPES
OF
FORMALITIES
71
5.3
QUESTIONS
71
12
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
HI:
WHAT
IS
THE
CONTENT
OF
THE
CONTRACT?
73
1
EXPRESS
TERMS
AND
IMPLIED
TERMS
73
1.1
EXPRESS
TERMS
73
1.2
IMPLIED
TERMS
74
1.2.1
TERMS
IMPLIED
BY
THE
COURTS
TO
GIVE
EFFECT
TO
PARTIES
INTENTION
74
1.2.2
TERMS
IMPLIED
BY
CUSTOM
75
1.2.3
TERMS
IMPLIED
BY
STATUTE
75
2
CONDITIONS, TERMS
AND
WARRANTIES
76
3
INTERPRETATION
AND
RECTIFICATION
77
3.1
THE
PAROL
EVIDENCE
RULE
77
3.1.1
THE
RULE
77
3.1.2
EXCEPTION
TO
THE
PAROL
EVIDENCE
RULE
78
3.2
ACHIEVING
CERTAINTY
WHEN
DRAFTING
A
CONTRACT
79
3.3
THE
OBJECTIVE
APPROACH
TO
INTERPRETATION
79
4
INTERPRETATION
OF
STANDARD FORM
CONTRACTS,
PARTICULARLY
CLAUSES
EXCLUDING
LIABILITY
FOR
BREACH
80
4.1
DID
THE
PARTIES
AGREE AT
ALL
THAT
THE
IMPOSED
TERM
SHOULD
BE
PART
OF
THE
CONTRACT?
81
4.1.1
GENERAL
81
4.1.2
SIGNED
DOCUMENT
82
4.1.3
OTHER
FORM
OF
REASONABLE
NOTICE
83
4.1.3.1
REASONABLE
NOTICE
BEFORE
CONTRACTING
83
4.1.3.2
SURPRISING
TERMS
REQUIRE
EXTRA
NOTICE
84
4.2
IF
THE
PARTIES
DID
AGREE
TO
INCLUDE
THE
IMPOSED
TERM
IN
THE
CONTRACT,
IS
IT
RELEVANT
IN
THE
SPECIFIC
CIRCUMSTANCES?
85
4.2.1
CONSTRUCTION
85
4.2.2
CAN
AN
EXCLUSION
CLAUSE
EXCLUDE
LIABILITY
FOR
FUNDAMENTAL
BREACH
OF
CONTRACT?
86
4.3
IF
THE
PARTIES
DID
AGREE
ON
THE
CLAUSE
AND
IT
IS
RELEVANT
TO
THE
FACTS,
IS
IT
OUTLAWED
BY
STATUTE?
87
4.3.1
EFFECT
OF
THE
UNFAIR
CONTRACT
TERMS
ACT
87
4.3.2
TYPES
OF
CONTRACT
TO
WHICH
THE
ACT
APPLIES
87
4.3.3
EXAMPLES
OF
WHEN
THE
ACT
APPLIES
88
4.3.3.1
EXCLUSION
CLAUSES
WHICH
ARE
ALWAYS
INEFFECTIVE
88
4.3.3.2
EXCLUSION
CLAUSES
WHICH
ARE
INEFFECTIVE
IF
UNREASONABLE
88
4.3.4
SITUATIONS
TO
WHICH
THE
ACT
DOES
NOT
APPLY
89
4.3.5
UNFAIR
TERMS
IN
CONSUMER
CONTRACTS
REGULATIONS
1999
(EC
DIRECTIVE
93/13EC)
90
5
QUESTIONS
91
CONTENTS
13
CHAPTER
IV:
WHAT
IS
THE
ROLE
OF
THIRD
PARTIES?
(PRIVITY,
AGENCY
AND
ASSIGNMENT)
96
1
THE
GENERAL
RULE
OF
PRIVITY
OF
CONTRACT
96
1.1
ATTEMPTS
TO
CONFER
BENEFITS
ON
A
THIRD
PARTY
96
1.1.1
THE
CONTRACTS
(RIGHTS
OF
THIRD
PARTIES)
ACT
1999
96
1.1.2
CONTRACTS
FOR
THE
BENEFIT
OF
A
THIRD
PARTY
AT
COMMON
LAW
98
1.2
RECOVERY
OF
DAMAGES
FROM
THE
PROMISOR
(A)
BY
THE
PROMISEE
(B)
ON
BEHALF
OF
THE
THIRD
PARTY
(X)
99
2
EXCEPTIONS
TO
THE
GENERAL
RULE
100
2.1
CONSTRUCTIVE
TRUST
100
2.2
OTHER
STATUTORY
EXCEPTIONS
TO
THE
RULE
OF
PRIVITY
101
2.3
SPECIAL
CASE
BY
CASE
EXCEPTIONS
101
2.4
CONCLUSION
102
2.5
PRIVITY
AND
TORT
103
3
ATTEMPTS
TO
IMPOSE
LIABILITIES
ON
THIRD
PARTIES
103
4
AGENCY
104
4.1
GENERAL
104
4.2
POSITION
OF
PRINCIPAL
AND
AGENT
WITH
REGARD
TO
THIRD
PARTIES
104
4.2.1
IF
THE
AGENT
IS
IN
FACT
AUTHORISED
BY
P
TO
CONTRACT
WITH
X
104
4.2.1.1
IF
THE
AGENT
IS
AUTHORISED
AND
DISCLOSES
THAT
HE
IS
AN
AGENT
104
4.2.1.2
IF
THE
AGENT
IS
AUTHORISED
BUT
DOES
NOT
DISCLOSE
THAT
HE
IS
AN
AGENT
(THE
RULE
OF
THE
UNDISCLOSED
PRINCIPAL)
105
4.2.2
WHERE
THE
AGENT
EXCEEDS
HIS
AUTHORITY
OR
HAD
NO
AUTHORITY
AT
ALL
106
4.2.2.1
WHERE
THE
SUPPOSED
AGENT
IS
ACTING
FOR
AN
UNNAMED
"
PRINCIPAR
106
4.2.2.2
WHERE
THE
SUPPOSED
AGENT
IS
ACTING
IN
THE
NAME
OF
A
SPECIFIC
"
PRINCIPAL*
1
106
4.2.2.2.
1
LIABILITY
OF
THE
PRINCIPAL
106
4.2.2.2.2
LIABILITY
OF
THE
AGENT
107
4.2.2.2.2.
1
WHERE
THE
AGENT
KNEW
OR
OUGHT
TO
HAVE
KNOWN
THAT
HE
HAD
NO
AUTHORITY
107
4.2.2.2.2.2
WHERE
THE
AGENT
REASONABLY
THOUGHT
THAT
HE
HAD
AUTH
ORITY
107
4.3
AGENCY
AS
A
WAY
AROUND
THE
RULE
AGAINST
CONTRACTS
FOR
THE
BENEFIT
OF
THIRD
PARTIES
107
5
ASSIGNMENT
108
5.1
THE
ASSIGNABILITY
OF
CONTRACTUAL
RIGHTS
108
5.2
EQUITABLE
ASSIGNMENT
108
5.2.1
THE
RULE
108
5.2.2
THE
REQUIREMENT
OF
CONSIDERATION
FOR
AN
EQUITABLE
ASSIGNMENT
109
14
CONTENTS
5.3
STATUTORY
ASSIGNMENT
109
5.4
RULES
APPLYING
TO
BOTH
STATUTORY
AND
EQUITABLE ASSIGNMENT
111
5.4.1
NOTICE
TO
THE
DEBTOR
111
5.4.2
THE
ASSIGNEE
TAKES
SUBJECT
TO
EQUITIES
111
5.4.3
CERTAIN
RIGHTS
CANNOT
BE
ASSIGNED
111
5.4.4
THE
ASSIGNMENT
OF
CONTRACTUAL
DUTIES
(NOVATION)
112
6
QUESTIONS
112
CHAPTER
V:
FACTORS
WHICH
MAKE
A
CONTRACT
VOID
OR
VOIDABLE
115
1
MISTAKE
115
1.1
THE
RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN
ENGLISH
LAW
AND
GERMAN
LAW
115
1.2
THE
TYPES
OF
MISTAKE
115
1.3
THE
RELATIONSHIP
OF
MISTAKE
TO
MISREPRESENTATION
IN
ENGLISH
LAW
117
1.4
MISTAKE
IN
COMMON
LAW
AND
EQUITY
117
1.5
THE
POSSIBLE
REMEDIES
IN
CASES
OF
MISTAKE
118
1.6
THE
SITUATIONS
IN
WHICH
THE
VARIOUS
REMEDIES
ARE
AVAILABLE
119
1.6.1
MUTUAL
MISTAKE
119
1.6.1.1
EFFECT
AT
COMMON
LAW
119
1.6.1.2
EFFECT
IN
EQUITY
119
1.6.2
COMMON
MISTAKE
120
1.6.2.1
COMMON
MISTAKE
AT
COMMON
LAW
120
1.6.2.1.1
MISTAKE
AS
TO
THE
EXISTENCE
OF
THE
SUBJECT
MATTER
(RES
EXTINCTA)
120
1.6.2.1.2
IS
MISTAKE
AS
TO
A
FUNDAMENTAL
QUALITY
OF
THE
SUBJECT
MATTER
OPER
ATIVE?
121
1.6.2.1.3
THE
MISTAKE
MUST
BE
REASONABLE
123
1.6.2.2
COMMON
MISTAKE
IN
EQUITY
123
1.6.2.2.1
SPECIFIC
PERFORMANCE
123
1
.6.2.2.2
REFUSAL
OF
SPECIFIC
PERFORMANCE
124
1
.6.2.2.3
RESCISSION
124
1
,6.2.2.4
RESCISSION
IN
TERMS
124
1.6.2.2.5
RECTIFICATION
126
1.6.3
UNILATERAL
MISTAKE
128
1.6.3.1
EFFECT
AT
COMMON
LAW
128
1.6.3.1.1
MISTAKE
AS
TO
THE
IDENTITY
OF
THE
OTHER
PARTY
128
1.6.3.1.2
UNILATERAL
MISTAKE
AS
TO
THE
TERMS
OF
THE
CONTRACT
-
A
DIVERGENCE
FROM
THE
OBJECTIVE
PRINCIPLE?
131
1.6.3.2
EFFECT
IN
EQUITY
132
1.6.4
MISTAKE
AS
TO
THE
NATURE
OF
THE
DOCUMENT
IN
QUESTION
-
NON
EST
FACTUM
133
1.7
QUESTIONS
134
CONTENTS
15
2
MISREPRESENTATION
136
2.1
TYPES
OF
MISREPRESENTATION:
THE
STATE
OF
MIND
OF
THE
PERSON
MAKING
THE
MISREPRE
SENTATION
136
2.1.1
FRAUDULENT
MISREPRESENTATION
136
2.1.2
NEGLIGENT
MISREPRESENTATION
136
2.1.3
INNOCENT
MISREPRESENTATION
137
2.2
THE
REQUIREMENTS
FOR
AN
ACTIONABLE
MISREPRESENTATION
IN
DETAIL
137
2.2.1
FALSE
STATEMENT
OF
FACT
137
2.2.1.1
GENERAL
137
2.2.1.2
STATEMENTS
OF
OPINION
OR
INTENTION
138
2.2.1.3
A
MERE
PUFF
138
2.2.1.4
SILENCE
AS
MISREPRESENTATION
139
2.2.1.4.1
NO
GENERAL
DUTY
TO
SHARE
INFORMATION
WITH
THE
OTHER
PARTY
139
2.2.1.4.2
EXCEPTIONS
TO
THE
GENERAL
RULE
139
2.2.1.4.2.1
CONTRACTS
UBERRIMAE
FIDEI
139
2.2.1.4.2.2
DUTY
TO
DISCLOSE
ARISING
FROM
PRIOR
STATEMENTS
140
2.2.1.5
MISREPRESENTATION
BY
PRIOR
CONDUCT
140
2.2.2
THE
STATEMENT
MUST
BE
MADE
BY
THE
OTHER
PARTY
TO
THE
CONTRACT
141
2.2.3
INDUCEMENT
(SUBJECTIVE
REQUIREMENT)
141
2.2.4
MATERIALITY
(OBJECTIVE
REQUIREMENT)
141
2.3
REMEDIES
FOR
MISREPRESENTATION
142
2.3.1
GENERALLY
142
2.3.2
RELATIONSHIP
TO
OTHER
ASPECTS
OF
THE
LAW
OF
CONTRACT
143
2.3.3
CAN
THE
CLAIMANT
BASE
HIS
ACTION
ON
MISREPRESENTATION
IF
THE
MISREPRESENTATION
HAS
BECOME
A
TERM
OF
THE
CONTRACT?
143
2.3.4
RESCISSION
143
2.3.4.1
GENERALLY
143
2.3.4.2
DAMAGES
INSTEAD
OF
RESCISSION
144
2.3.4.3
FACTORS
WHICH
MAY
PREVENT
A
CLAIM
FOR
RESCISSION
146
2.3.4.3.1
INABILITY
TO
MAKE
RESTITUTION
146
2.3.4.3.2
LOSS
OF
THE
RIGHT
TO
RESCIND
DUE
TO
LAPSE
OF
TIME
OR
AFFIRMATION
OF
THE
CONTRACT
146
2.3.5
DAMAGES
147
2.3.5.1
DAMAGES
FOR
FRAUDULENT
MISREPRESENTATION
147
2.3.5.2
FOR
NEGLIGENT
MISREPRESENTATION
147
2.3.5.3
FOR
INNOCENT
MISREPRESENTATION
148
2.3.6
AN
OVERVIEW
OF
THE
REMEDIES
FOR
MISREPRESENTATION
149
2.4
QUESTIONS
150
3
UNDUE
INFLUENCE
AND
DURESS
152
3.1
DURESS
152
3.1.1
THREAT
OR
USE
OF
FORCE
152
3.1.1.1
THE
ORIGINAL
COMMON
LAW
POSITION
-
THREAT
OR
INFLICTION
OF
PERSONAL
INJURY
152
16
CONTENTS
3.1.1.2
THREAT
OR
USE
OF
FORCE
AGAINST
A
THIRD
PARTY
153
3.1.1.3
THREAT
OR
USE
OF
FORCE
BY
A
THIRD
PARTY
153
3.1.1.4
THE
NEW
IDEA
OF
ECONOMIC
DURESS
153
3.1.2
ILLEGITIMATE
155
3.1.3
CAUSATION
157
3.1.4
EFFECT
OF
DURESS
157
3.2
UNDUE
INFLUENCE
157
3.2.1
CASES
INVOLVING
DIRECT
PRESSURE
(ACTUAL
UNDUE
INFLUENCE
PROVED)
158
3.2.2
CASES
WHERE
IN
LAW
THERE
IS
A
RELATIONSHIP
OF
TRUST
AND
CONFIDENCE
(IRREBUTTABLE
PRE
SUMPTION
OF
UNDUE
INFLUENCE)
158
3.2.3
CASES
WHERE
THERE
IS
IN
FACT
A
RELATIONSHIP
OF
TRUST
AND
CONFIDENCE
BETWEEN
THE
PARTIES
AND
THE
TRANSACTION
IS
UNUSUAL
(REBUTTABLE
PRESUMPTION
OF
UNDUE
INFLUENCE)
159
3.2.4
EFFECT
OF
UNDUE
INFLUENCE
160
3.2.5
DOCTRINE
OF
INEQUALITY
OF
BARGAINING
POWER
161
3.3
QUESTIONS
162
4
ILLEGALITY
AND
PUBLIC
POLICY
164
4.1
SITUATIONS
IN
WHICH
A
CONTRACT
MAY
BE
ILLEGAL
OR
CONTRARY
TO
PUBLIC
POLICY
164
4.1.1
INHERENT
ILLEGALITY
AND
ILLEGALITY
OF
THE
PURPOSE
OR
MANNER
OF
PERFORMANCE
164
4.1.2
CONTRACTS
ILLEGAL
BY
STATUTE
165
4.1.3
CONTRACTS
VOID
AT
COMMON
LAW
BECAUSE
ILLEGAL
OR
CONTRARY
TO
PUBLIC
POLICY
165
4.1.3.1
CONTRACT
TO
COMMIT
A
CRIME
OR
TORT
166
4.1.3.2
WAGERING
AND
GAMING
CONTRACTS
166
4.1.3.3
CONTRACTS
TO
IMPEDE
THE
COURSE
OFJUSTICE
167
4.1.3.4
CONTRACTS
TO
OUST
THE
JURISDICTION
OF
THE
COURTS
(OUSTER
CLAUSES)
167
4.1.3.4.1
COMMON
LAW
167
4.1.3.4.2
ARBITRATION
ACT
167
4.1.3.5
CONTRACTS
FOR
MAINTENANCE
OR
CHAMPERTY
168
4.1.3.6
CONTRACTS
PREJUDICIAL
TO
THE
INSTITUTION
OF
MARRIAGE
168
4.1.3.7
CONTRACTS
TO
PROMOTE
SEXUAL
IMMORALITY
168
4.2
CONTRACTS
IN
RESTRAINT
OF
TRADE
169
4.2.1
BETWEEN
EMPLOYER/EMPLOYEE,
AND
BETWEEN
BUYER/SELLER
OF
A
BUSINESS
169
4.2.2
EXCLUSIVE
DEALING
AGREEMENTS
171
4.2.3
RESTRICTIVE
TRADE
AGREEMENTS
171
4.3
EFFECT
OF
ILLEGALITY
ON
CONTRACTUAL
REMEDIES
171
4.3.1
WHERE
ONE
OF
THE
PARTIES
ATTEMPTS
TO
SUE
ON
THE
ILLEGAL
CONTRACT
172
4.3.1.1
FACTORS
RELATING
SPECIFICALLY
TO
STATUTORY
PROHIBITIONS
172
4.3.1.2
FACTORS
RELEVANT
TO
DECIDING
THE
EFFECT
OF
ILLEGALITY
GENERALLY
172
4.3.1.3
SEVERANCE
173
4.3.2
WHERE
ONE
OF
THE
PARTIES
ATTEMPTS
TO
RECOVER
PERFORMANCE
MADE
UNDER
THE
ILLEGAL
CONTRACT
(RESTITUTION
OF
UNJUST
ENRICHMENT)
17
5
4.4
QUESTIONS
176
CONTENTS
17
5
CAPACITY
177
5.1
MINOR
'
S
CONTRACTS
178
5.1.1
GENERAL
RULE
178
5.1.2
AUTOMATICALLY
ENFORCEABLE
AGAINST
THE
MINOR
178
5.1.2.1
NECESSARIES
179
5.1.2.2
BENEFICIAL
CONTRACTS
OF
SERVICE
OR
APPRENTICESHIP
179
5.1.3
CONTRACTS
WHICH
ARE
INITIALLY
BINDING
ON
THE
MINOR
BUT
WHICH
ARE
VOIDABLE
AT
HIS
INSTANCE
180
5.1.4
RESTITUTION
180
5.1.5
THE
INVALIDITY
OF
THE
MINOR
'
S
CONTRACT
CANNOT
BE
OVERCOME
BY
SUING
HIM
IN
TORT
180
5.2
CONTRACTS
ENTERED
INTO
BY
MENTALLY
DISORDERED
OR
INTOXICATED
PERSONS
181
5.2.1
NECESSARIES
181
5.2.2
CONTRACTS
FOR
OTHER
GOODS
181
5.3
CONTRACTS
WITH
COMPANIES
181
5.4
CONTRACTS
WITH
LOCAL
AUTHORITIES
182
5.5
QUESTIONS
183
CHAPTER
VI:
HOW
DOES
A
CONTRACT
COME
TO
AN
END?
184
1
PERFORMANCE
184
1.1
RULE:
PERFORMANCE
MUST
CORRESPOND
EXACTLY
TO
THE
OBLIGATION
184
1.1.1
GENERALLY
184
1.1.2
TIME
OF
PERFORMANCE
185
1.2
EXCEPTIONS
TO
THE GENERAL
REQUIREMENT
OF
EXACT
PERFORMANCE
186
1.2.1
SEVERABLE
OBLIGATIONS
186
1.2.2
SUBSTANTIAL
PERFORMANCE
186
1.2.3
ACCEPTANCE
OF
PARTIAL
PERFORMANCE
187
1.2.4
PREVENTION
OF
PERFORMANCE
BY
THE
OTHER
PARTY
188
1.2.5
REFUSAL
OF
PERFORMANCE
TENDERED
189
1.2.6
RESTRAINT
OF
PRINCES
189
1.3
QUESTIONS
189
2
DISCHARGE
BY
AGREEMENT
190
2.1
REQUIREMENTS
FOR DISCHARGE
BY
AGREEMENT
190
2.1.1
FORMALITIES
190
2.1.2
OTHER
REQUIREMENTS
191
2.2
SITUATIONS
IN
WHICH
DISCHARGE
BY
AGREEMENT
MAY
ARISE
192
2.2.1
COMPROMISE
AGREEMENT
TO
AVOID
LITIGATION
192
2.2.2
EXPRESS
PROVISION
IN
THE
CONTRACT
192
2.3
VARIATION
OF
A
CONTRACT
AS
OPPOSED
TO
DISCHARGE
192
2.4
QUESTION
193
18
CONTENTS
3
DISCHARGE
BY
BREACH
OF
CONTRACT
(ACCEPTANCE
OF
REPUDIATION)
193
3.1
TYPES
OF
BREACH
194
3.1.1
CONDITIONS,
WARRANTIES
AND
INTERMEDIATE
TERMS
194
3.1.2
ANTICIPATORY
BREACH
195
3.2
WHAT
CAN
THE
INNOCENT
PARTY
DO
IF
THERE
IS
A
FUNDAMENTAL
BREACH
(BREACH
OF
CONDI
TION
OR
BREACH
OF
INTERMEDIATE
TERM
LEADING
TO
SERIOUS
CONSEQUENCES)?
196
3.2.1
TREAT
THE
CONTRACT
AS
DISCHARGED
AND
SUE
FOR
DAMAGES
196
3.2.2
UPHOLD
THE
CONTRACT
197
3.2.2.1
WAIT
FOR
THE
OTHER
PARTY
TO
PERFORM
197
3.2.2.1.1
THE
POSSIBILITY
OF
DISCHARGE
BY
FRUSTRATION
AFTER
THE
OPPORTUNITY
TO
RESCIND
AND
SUE
FOR
BREACH
HAS
BEEN
REJECTED
197
3.2.2.1.2
THE
POSSIBILITY
OF
DISCHARGE
BY
A
'
S
BREACH
AFTER
A
HAS
INITIALLY
RE
JECTED
THE
OPPORTUNITY
TO
RESCIND
AND
SUE
FOR
B
'
S
EARLIER
BREACH
198
3.2.2.2
PERFORM
AND
SUE
FOR
THE
PRICE
198
3.2.2.3
SUE
FOR
SPECIFIC
PERFORMANCE
198
3.3
QUESTIONS
199
4
FRUSTRATION
200
4.1
INTRODUCTION
-
ORIGINS
AND
THEORETICAL
BASIS
200
4.1.1
DEFINITION
200
4.1.2
PURPOSE
OF
THE
DOCTRINE
200
4.1.3
THE
THEORETICAL
BASIS
OF
FIRE
DOCTRINE
201
4.2
ELEMENTS
OF
THE
TEST
FOR
FRUSTRATION
202
4.2.1
SUPERVENING
EVENT
202
4.2.2
NOT
THE
FAULT
OF
THE
PARTY
RELYING
ON
FRUSTRATION
202
4.2.2.1
DELIBERATE
INDUCEMENT
202
4.2.2.2
NEGLIGENT
INDUCEMENT
202
4.2.3
NOT
ADEQUATELY
PROVIDED
FOR
IN
THE
CONTRACT
-
THE
EFFECT
OF
FORESIGHT
OF
THE
FRUS
TRATING
EVENT
203
4.2.3.1
PROVISION
IN
THE
CONTRACT
203
4.2.3.2
FORESIGHT
OF
THE
FRUSTRATING
EVENT
203
4.2.4
RADICAL
CHANGE
IN
CIRCUMSTANCES
204
4.3
EXAMPLES
OF
FRUSTRATION
205
4.3.1
ILLEGALITY
205
4.3.2
IMPOSSIBILITY
205
4.3.3
DELAY
206
4.3.4
DEATH
OR
ILLNESS
206
4.3.5
FAILURE
OF
SOURCE
206
4.3.6
CANCELLATION
OF
AN
EXPECTED
EVENT
207
4.3.7
WHERE
FRUSTRATION
DOES
NOT
APPLY:
METHOD
OF
PERFORMANCE
IMPOSSIBLE
207
4.4
EFFECT
OF
FRUSTRATION
208
4.5
QUESTIONS
210
CONTENTS
19
CHAPTER
VII:
WHAT
REMEDIES
ARE
AVAILABLE
IF
A
DISPUTE
ARISES
OUT
OF
A
CONTRACT?
212
1
REMEDIES
FOR
BREACH
OF
CONTRACT
212
1.1
THE
RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN
ENGLISH
AND
GERMAN
LAW
212
1.2
DAMAGES
FOR
BREACH
OF
CONTRACT
213
1.2.1
SHOULD
THE
CLAIMANT
BE
AWARDED
DAMAGES
AT
ALL?
214
1.2.1.1
GENERALLY
214
1.2.1.2
REMOTENESS
OF
DAMAGE
215
1.2.1.2.1
THE
FORESEEABILITY
OF
THE
HARM
215
1.2.1.2.2
THE
DEGREE
OF
PROBABILITY
FORESEEN
217
1.2.2
HOW
MUCH
SHOULD
THE
CLAIMANT
BE
AWARDED?
-
MEASURE
OF
DAMAGES
219
1.2.2.1
GENERALLY
-
COMPENSATORY
DAMAGES
219
1.2.2.2
THE
TIME
AT
WHICH
DAMAGES
ARE
TO BE
CALCULATED
221
1.2.2.3
SPECULATIVE
LOSS
222
1.2.2.4
ACCOUNT
OF
PROFITS
(RESTITUTIONARY
DAMAGES)
222
1.2.2.5
DAMAGES
WHERE
THE
DEFENDANT
REFUSES
TO
ACCEPT
PERFORMANCE
223
1.2.2.6
DUTY
TO
TAKE
REASONABLE
STEPS
TO
MITIGATE
LOSS
224
1.2.2.7
LIQUIDATED
(AGREED)
DAMAGES
OR
UNENFORCEABLE
PENALTY?
225
1.3
OTHER
REMEDIES
FOR
BREACH
OF
CONTRACT
226
1.3.1
SPECIFIC
PERFORMANCE,
PAYMENT
OF
A
SUM
OF
MONEY
AND
INJUNCTIONS
226
1.3.1.1
SPECIFIC
PERFORMANCE
227
1.3.1.2
PAYMENT
OF
AN
AGREED
SUM
OF
MONEY
(ACTION
FOR
DEBT)
228
1.3.1.3
INJUNCTIONS
228
1.3.2
FORFEITURE
OF
A
DEPOSIT
229
2
RESTITUTION
AND
RESCISSION
229
2.1
GENERALLY
229
2.2
NOTES
ON
RESCISSION
230
2.3
NOTE
ON
RESTITUTION
231
2.3.1
RECOVERY
OF
MONEY
PAID
232
2.3.2
QUANTUM
MERUIT
234
2.3.2.1
CONTRACT
DISCHARGED
234
2.3.2.2
CONTRACT
INCOMPLETE
234
2.3.2.3
CONTRACT
NEVER
CAME
INTO
EXISTENCE
235
3
REMEDIES
NOT
RELATED
TO
BREACH
235
3.1
RECTIFICATION
235
3.2
DAMAGES
FOR
MISREPRESENTATION
235
4
QUESTIONS
236
20
CONTENTS
SOURCES
239
1
PRIMARY
SOURCES
239
1.1
STATUTES
AND
STATUTORY
INSTRUMENTS
239
1.2
LAW
REPORTS
239
2
SECONDARY SOURCES
239
2.1
TEXTBOOKS
239
2.2
ADVANCED
TEXTBOOKS
239
2.3
REFERENCE
WORKS
240
2.4
COMPARATIVE
LAW
240
2.5
CASEBOOKS
AND
SOURCEBOOKS
240
2.5
QUESTIONS
AND
ANSWERS
241
EUROPEAN
UNION
LAW
242
ALPHABETICAL
TABLE
OF
ENGLISH
STATUTES
AND
STATUTORY
INSTRUMENTS
243
TABLE
OF
GERMAN
STATUTES
244
TABLE
OF
CASES
245
INDEX
251 |
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