The interpretation of contracts:
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| adam_text | CONTENTS PAGE PREFACE [V] TABLE OF CASES [XV] TABLE OF STATUTES [IXVII]
TABLE OF STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS [LXIX] CHAPTER 1 AN OVERVIEW PARA. 1. IN
A NUTSHELL 1.01 2. A NEW BEGINNING? 1.02 3. THE MEANING WHICH THE
DOCUMENT WOULD CONVEY 1.03 4. THE ADMISSIBLE EVIDENCE 1.04 5.
NEGOTIATIONS AND SUBJECTIVE INTENT 1.05 6. MEANING IS CONTEXTUAL 1.06 7.
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE WORDS 1.07 8. PRINCIPLES TO BE READ AS A WHOLE
1.08 CHAPTER 2 THE PURPOSE OF INTERPRETATION 1. THE PROCESS OF
INTERPRETATION 2.01 2. ASCERTAINMENT OF MEANING TO A REASONABLE READER
2.02 3. INTERPRETATION IS OBJECTIVE 2.03 4. A CONTRACT ONLY HAS ONE
MEANING 2.04 5. WHAT IS INTENTION? 2.05 6. HOW THE MEANING OF THE
CONTRACT IS TO BE ASCERTAINED 2.06 7. BUSINESS COMMON SENSE 2.07 8. THE
LIMITS OF BUSINESS COMMON SENSE 2.08 9. PRIMA FACIE PRESUMPTIONS 2.09
10. STRICT CONSTRUCTION 2.10 11. MANIPULATIVE INTERPRETATION 2.11 12.
MATTERS OF IMPRESSION 2.12 13. WHY NOT SAY IT? 2.13 CHAPTER 3 THE
MATERIALS AVAILABLE 1. THE DOCUMENT TO BE INTERPRETED 3.01 VII CONTENTS
2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. SUPPLEMENTAL
DOCUMENTS DOCUMENTS FORMING PART OF THE SAME TRANSACTION DELETED WORDS
ANTECEDENT AGREEMENTS DRAFT AGREEMENTS EXPLANATORY NOTES PRE-CONTRACTUAL
NEGOTIATIONS EXPRESSLY INCORPORATED TERMS THE PAROL EVIDENCE RULE TERMS
INCORPORATED BY CONDUCT WHEN A REPRESENTATION BECOMES A TERM OF THE
CONTRACT ENTIRE AGREEMENT CLAUSES BACKGROUND SUBSEQUENT CONDUCT OF THE
PARTIES ANCIENT DOCUMENTS CHAPTER 4 LAW AND PRECEDENT PARA. 3.02 3.03
3.04 3.05 3.06 3.07 3.08 3.09 3.10 3.11 3.12 3.13 3.14 3.15 3.16 1. LAW
AND FACT 4.01 2. FACT 4.02 3. CLASSIFICATION AND CONSTRUCTION 4.03 4.
PRINCIPLES OF CONSTRUCTION ARE NOT RULES OF LAW 4.04 5. CONSTRUCTION NOT
TO BE AFFECTED BY LEGAL RESULT 4.05 6. THE LEGAL BACKGROUND 4.06 7. THE
USE OF PRECEDENT IN THEORY 4.07 8. STANDARD FORMS OF COMMERCIAL
AGREEMENTS 4.08 9. STANDARD FORMS OF CONVEYANCING AGREEMENTS 4.09 10.
THE PRACTICE OF CONVEYANCERS 4.10 11. ONE-OFF CONTRACTS 4.11 CHAPTER 5
THE MEANING OF WORDS 1. THE GOLDEN RULE 5.01 2. THE ORDINARY MEANING OF
WORDS 5.02 3. THE USE OF DICTIONARIES AND OTHER MATERIALS 5.03 4.
MULTIPLE MEANINGS 5.04 5. WORDS OF IMPRECISE MEANING 5.05 6. FOREIGN
WORDS 5.06 7. SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL TERMS 5.07 8. LEGAL TERMS OF ART
5.08 9. CUSTOMARY MEANINGS 5.09 10. PARTIES OWN DICTIONARY 5.10 11.
DEFINITION CLAUSES 5.11 12. CONTEXT 5.12 13. HEADINGS 5.13 14. LAYOUT
AND PUNCTUATION 5.14 VIII CONTENTS PARA. 15. DATE FOR APPLICATION OF
MEANING 5.15 16. STATUTORY MEANINGS 5.16 CHAPTER 6 IMPLIED TERMS 1. THE
NATURE OF IMPLIED TERMS 6.01 2. TEST FOR IMPLIED TERMS AS LEGAL
INCIDENTS 6.02 3. IMPLICATION OF TERMS BASED ON PRESUMED INTENTION 6.03
4. CONDITIONS TO BE FULFILLED 6.04 5. THE TERM MUST BE REASONABLE 6.05
6. THE TERM MUST BE NECESSARY TO GIVE BUSINESS EFFICACY TO THE CONTRACT
6.06 7. THE TERM MUST BE SO OBVIOUS IT GOES WITHOUT SAYING 6.07 8. THE
TERM MUST BE CAPABLE OF CLEAR EXPRESSION 6.08 9. THE TERM MUST NOT
CONTRADICT ANY EXPRESS TERM OF THE CONTRACT 6.09 10. TERMS IMPLIED BY
CUSTOM 6.10 11. CORRELATIVE OBLIGATIONS 6.11 12. TERMS AS TO PREVENTION
OF PERFORMANCE 6.12 13. TERMS AS TO CO-OPERATION 6.13 14. TIME OF
PERFORMANCE 6.14 15. TERMS AS TO PRICE 6.15 16. TERMS AS TO DURATION
6.16 17. STANDARD OF PERFORMANCE 6.17 18. EXECUTORY AND EXECUTED
CONTRACTS 6.18 CHAPTER 7 THE CANONS OF CONSTRUCTION 1. THE FUNCTIONS OF
CANONS OF CONSTRUCTION 7.01 2. CONSTRUING THE DOCUMENT AS A WHOLE 7.02
3. GIVING EFFECT TO ALL PARTS OF A CONTRACT 7.03 4. STANDARD PRINTED
TERMS AND SPECIAL TERMS 7.04 5. GENERAL PROVISIONS AND SPECIAL
PROVISIONS 7.05 6. EXPRESS MENTION OF PART OF SUBJECT-MATTER 7.06 7.
EXPRESS TERMS NEGATIVE IMPLIED TERMS 7.07 8. CONSTRUCTION CONTRA
PROFERENTEM 7.08 9. CONSTRUCTION IN FAVOUR OF CONSUMER 7.09 10. PARTY
NOT TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OWN WRONG 7.10 11. CONTRACT TO BE CONSTRUED SO
AS TO BE LAWFUL 7.11 12. EXPRESSION OF TERMS IMPLIED BY LAW 7.12 13. THE
EJUSDEM GENERIS PRINCIPLE 7.13 14. DISTRIBUTIVE CONSTRUCTION 7.14 15.
SAVING THE DOCUMENT 7.15 16. THE REASONABLENESS OF THE RESULT 7.16 17.
THE CLEAR WORDS PRINCIPLE 7.17 18. PRESUMPTION AGAINST IMPOSSIBILITY
7.18 IX CONTENTS CHAPTER 8 AMBIGUITY AND UNCERTAINTY 1. THE MEANING OF
AMBIGUITY 2. TWO TYPES OF AMBIGUITY 3. PATENT AMBIGUITY 4. LATENT
AMBIGUITY 5. THE NATURE OF THE ADMISSIBLE EVIDENCE 6. ELECTION CURING
AMBIGUITY 7. WHO HAS THE RIGHT TO ELECT 8. WHEN THE ELECTION IS TO BE
MADE 9. OBLIGATIONS THAT CAN BE PERFORMED IN DIFFERENT WAYS 10.
UNCERTAINTY 11. APPROACH TO UNCERTAINTY 12. MARKING CERTAIN 13.
UNWILLINGNESS TO HOLD VOID FOR UNCERTAINTY 14. EXECUTORY AND EXECUTED
CONTRACTS 15. THE TEST OF UNCERTAINTY 16. AGREEMENTS TO AGREE 17. EFFECT
OF UNCERTAINTY PARA. 8.01 8.02 8.03 8.04 8.05 8.06 8.07 8.08 8.09 8.10
8.11 8.12 8.13 8.14 8.15 8.16 8.17 CHAPTER 9 MISTAKES AND
INCONSISTENCIES 1. CORRECTION OF MISTAKES BY CONSTRUCTION 9.01 2. THE
NATURE OF THE MISTAKE 9.02 3. MISTAKES IN EFFECT 9.03 4. THE QUALITY OF
THE MISTAKE 9.04 5. FALSA DEMONSTRATIO 9.05 6. WHEN THE DOCTRINE DOES
NOT APPLY 9.06 7. FALSE LABELS 9.07 8. INTERNAL INCONSISTENCY 9.08 9.
INCONSISTENCY WITH MAIN OBJECT 9.09 10. INCONSISTENCY BETWEEN WRITTEN
AND PRINTED CLAUSES 9.10 11. INCONSISTENCY BETWEEN WORDS AND FIGURES
9.11 12. INCONSISTENCY BETWEEN WRITTEN TERMS AND INCORPORATED TERMS 9.12
13. APPROACH TO POTENTIAL INCONSISTENCY 9.13 CHAPTER 10 PRELIMINARY
PARTS OF A DEED 1. MEANING OF THE PREMISES 10.01 2. PRESUMPTION OF DUE
DATE 10.02 3. NO DATE OR IMPOSSIBLE DATE 10.03 4. SEQUENCE OF DOCUMENTS
10.04 5. DESCRIPTION OF PARTIES 10.05 6. PARTIES REFERRED TO BY CLASS
RATHER THAN NAME 10.06 7. EVIDENCE ADMISSIBLE TO IDENTIFY PARTIES 10.07
CONTENTS PARA. 8 MISNOMER 10.08 9. THIRD PARTY MAY TAKE THE BENEFIT OF A
CONTRACT 10.09 10. RECITALS 10.10 11. RECITALS AS AN AID TO CONSTRUCTION
10.11 12. RECITALS AND CONTRACTS WHOSE MEANING IS CLEAR 10.12 13.
RECITALS AND CONTRACTS WHOSE MEANING IS OTHERWISE UNCLEAR 10.13 14.
INCONSISTENCY BETWEEN RECITALS AND OPERATIVE PART 10.14 15. RECITAL AS
OBLIGATION 10.15 16. RECITAL AS ESTOPPEL 10.16 17. RECITALS AS EVIDENCE
10.17 18. CONSIDERATION 10.18 19. RECEIPT 10.19 CHAPTER 11 PARCELS AND
THE SUBJECT-MATTER OF THE CONTRACT 1. PARCELS*A MIXED QUESTION OF FACT
AND LAW 11.01 2. DECISIVENESS OF RESULT 11.02 3. EVIDENCE ADMISSIBLE TO
IDENTIFY THE SUBJECT-MATTER OF CONTRACT 11.03 4. EVIDENCE OF PHYSICAL
FEATURES 11.04 5. ADMISSIBILITY OF EVIDENCE: SPECIAL RULES 11.05 6.
DIFFERENT KINDS OF DESCRIPTION 11.06 7. PLANS 11.07 8. PLANS AS
WARRANTIES 11.08 9. LEGAL PRESUMPTIONS 11.09 10. LAND BORDERING A ROAD
OR RIVER 11.10 11. HEDGES AND DITCHES 11.11 12. HORIZONTAL DIVISIONS
11.12 13. EXTERNAL WALLS AND PROJECTIONS 11.13 14. EXCEPTIONS AND
RESERVATIONS 11.14 15. CONVEYANCES SUBJECT TO OTHER INTERESTS 11.15
CHAPTER 12 EXEMPTION CLAUSES 1. CLASSIFICATION OF EXEMPTION CLAUSES
12.01 2. CONSTRUCTION OF CONTRACT AS A WHOLE 12.02 3. GENERAL APPROACH
TO EXCLUSION CLAUSES 12.03 4. STRICT CONSTRUCTION 12.04 5. EXEMPTION
CLAUSE MUST BE UNAMBIGUOUS 12.05 6. LIABILITY FOR NEGLIGENCE 12.06 7.
EXPRESS EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY FOR NEGLIGENCE 12.07 8. LIABILITY FOR
NEGLIGENCE EXCLUDED BY THE ORDINARY MEANING OF THE CLAUSE 12.08 9.
POSSIBLE HEADS OF DAMAGE OTHER THAN NEGLIGENCE 12.09 10. CONSTRUCTION OF
CLAUSE AS A WARNING 12.10 11. LIABILITY FOR FUNDAMENTAL BREACH 12.11 12.
PRESUMPTIONS OF CONSTRUCTION 12.12 13. THE LIMITS OF AN EXEMPTION CLAUSE
12.13 XI CONTENTS PARA. 14. EXEMPTION FROM LIABILITY FOR CONSEQUENTIAL
LOSS 12.14 15. INDEMNITY CLAUSES 12.15 16. CLAUSES LIMITING LIABILITY
12.16 17. TIME BAR CLAUSES 12.17 18. DEVIATION 12.18 19. EXCLUSION OF
PARTICULAR RIGHTS OR REMEDIES 12.19 CHAPTER 13 CERTIFICATES, CONSENTS,
AND DEEMING CLAUSES 1. CERTIFICATES 13.01 2. QUALITY OF PERFORMANCE
13.02 3. OBLIGATIONS TO BE DETERMINED BY THIRD PARTY 13.03 4.
OBLIGATIONS TO BE DECIDED BY ONE PARTY TO THE CONTRACT 13.04 5. WHETHER
CERTIFICATE OR APPROVAL MAY BE UNREASONABLY WITHHELD 13.05 6. FORM OF
CERTIFICATE AND IDENTITY OF CERTIFIER 13.06 7. FINALITY OF CERTIFICATE
OR EXPERT DETERMINATION 13.07 8. SCOPE OF CERTIFICATE OR EXPERT
DETERMINATION 13.08 9. CERTIFICATES AS CONDITIONS PRECEDENT 13.09 10.
CONSENTS IN CONVEYANCING TRANSACTIONS 13.10 11. DEEMING CLAUSES 13.11
CHAPTER 14 STIPULATIONS AS TO TIME DIVISIONS OF TIME AND ITS COMPUTATION
1. YEAR 14.01 2. QUARTERS 14.02 3. MONTH 14.03 4. THE CORRESPONDING DATE
RULE 14.04 5. DAY 14.05 6. TIME OF DAY 14.06 7. FRACTIONS OF A DAY 14.07
8. INCLUSION OR EXCLUSION OF DAYS IN COMPUTING TIME 14.08 9. ACTION
WITHIN A CERTAIN PERIOD 14.09 10. ACTION FORTHWITH OR AS SOON AS
POSSIBLE 14.10 11. PERIOD ON EXPIRY OF WHICH ACT IS TO BE DONE 14.11 THE
IMPORTANCE OF BEING PUNCTUAL 12. TIME OF THE ESSENCE AS A MATTER OF
CONSTRUCTION 14.12 13. WHETHER TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE 14.13 14. TIME
EXPRESSLY OF THE ESSENCE 14.14 15. TIME OF THE ESSENCE BECAUSE OF NATURE
OF THE CONTRACT 14.15 16. OPTIONS AND UNILATERAL CONTRACTS 14.16 17.
CONDITIONAL CONTRACTS 14.17 18. RENT REVIEW CLAUSES 14.18 19. MERCANTILE
CONTRACTS 14.19 XII CONTEOTS CHAPTER 15 CONDITIONS AND CONDITIONAL
OBLIGATIONS PARA. 1. THE MEANING OF CONDITION 15.01 2. CONDITIONS
PRECEDENT 15.02 3. SUBJECT TO CONTRACT 15.03 4. SUBJECT TO SURVEY 15.04
5. SUBJECT TO OTHER MATTERS 15.05 6. IMPLIED DUTIES TO FULFIL CONDITIONS
15.06 7. EXPRESS DUTIES TO FULFIL CONDITIONS: BEST ENDEAVOURS AND
SIMILAR CLAUSES 15.07 8. TIME FOR FULFILMENT OF CONDITIONS 15.08 9.
CONTINGENT AND PROMISSORY NOTICES 15.09 10. CLASSIFICATION OF
CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS 15.10 11. CONSTRUCTION AND FACT 15.11 12. WHEN A
TERM IS A CONDITION 15.12 13. CONDITIONS SUBSEQUENT 15.13 14. OPTIONS
AND UNILATERAL CONTRACTS 15.14 15. DEPENDENT AND INDEPENDENT OBLIGATIONS
15.15 16. PARTICIPIAL PHRASES 15.16 CHAPTER 16 PENALTIES, TERMINATION
AND FORFEITURE CLAUSES 1. NATURE OF A PENALTY CLAUSE 16.01 2. PENALTY A
QUESTION OF CONSTRUCTION 16.02 3. SUM MUST BE PAYABLE ON BREACH 16.03 4.
SUM PAYABLE ON BREACH AND OTHER EVENTS 16.04 5. TERMINOLOGY NOT DECISIVE
16.05 6. GENERAL APPROACH TO CATEGORISATION 16.06 7. SUM PAYABLE
EXTRAVAGANT AND UNCONSCIONABLE 16.07 8. SUM PAYABLE ON BREACH OF
CONTRACT TO PAY MONEY 16.08 9. ACCELERATED PAYMENT 16.09 10. SUM PAYABLE
FOR BREACH OF MORE THAN ONE OBLIGATION 16.10 11. DEPOSITS 16.11 12.
RATES OF INTEREST 16.12 13. OPTIONS TO TERMINATE 16.13 14. FORFEITURE
CLAUSES 16.14 PAGE INDEX 621 XLLL PPN: 276040171 TITEL: THE
INTERPRETATION OF CONTRACTS / BY KIM LEWISON. - . - LONDON : SWEET &
MAXWELL, 2007 ISBN: 978-1-847-03355-0 BIBLIOGRAPHISCHER DATENSATZ IM
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CONTENTS PAGE PREFACE [V] TABLE OF CASES [XV] TABLE OF STATUTES [IXVII]
TABLE OF STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS [LXIX] CHAPTER 1 AN OVERVIEW PARA. 1. IN
A NUTSHELL 1.01 2. A NEW BEGINNING? 1.02 3. THE MEANING WHICH THE
DOCUMENT WOULD CONVEY 1.03 4. THE ADMISSIBLE EVIDENCE 1.04 5.
NEGOTIATIONS AND SUBJECTIVE INTENT 1.05 6. MEANING IS CONTEXTUAL 1.06 7.
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE WORDS 1.07 8. PRINCIPLES TO BE READ AS A WHOLE
1.08 CHAPTER 2 THE PURPOSE OF INTERPRETATION 1. THE PROCESS OF
INTERPRETATION 2.01 2. ASCERTAINMENT OF MEANING TO A REASONABLE READER
2.02 3. INTERPRETATION IS OBJECTIVE 2.03 4. A CONTRACT ONLY HAS ONE
MEANING 2.04 5. WHAT IS INTENTION? 2.05 6. HOW THE MEANING OF THE
CONTRACT IS TO BE ASCERTAINED 2.06 7. BUSINESS COMMON SENSE 2.07 8. THE
LIMITS OF BUSINESS COMMON SENSE 2.08 9. PRIMA FACIE PRESUMPTIONS 2.09
10. STRICT CONSTRUCTION 2.10 11. MANIPULATIVE INTERPRETATION 2.11 12.
MATTERS OF IMPRESSION 2.12 13. WHY NOT SAY IT? 2.13 CHAPTER 3 THE
MATERIALS AVAILABLE 1. THE DOCUMENT TO BE INTERPRETED 3.01 VII CONTENTS
2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. SUPPLEMENTAL
DOCUMENTS DOCUMENTS FORMING PART OF THE SAME TRANSACTION DELETED WORDS
ANTECEDENT AGREEMENTS DRAFT AGREEMENTS EXPLANATORY NOTES PRE-CONTRACTUAL
NEGOTIATIONS EXPRESSLY INCORPORATED TERMS THE PAROL EVIDENCE RULE TERMS
INCORPORATED BY CONDUCT WHEN A REPRESENTATION BECOMES A TERM OF THE
CONTRACT ENTIRE AGREEMENT CLAUSES BACKGROUND SUBSEQUENT CONDUCT OF THE
PARTIES ANCIENT DOCUMENTS CHAPTER 4 LAW AND PRECEDENT PARA. 3.02 3.03
3.04 3.05 3.06 3.07 3.08 3.09 3.10 3.11 3.12 3.13 3.14 3.15 3.16 1. LAW
AND FACT 4.01 2. FACT 4.02 3. CLASSIFICATION AND CONSTRUCTION 4.03 4.
PRINCIPLES OF CONSTRUCTION ARE NOT RULES OF LAW 4.04 5. CONSTRUCTION NOT
TO BE AFFECTED BY LEGAL RESULT 4.05 6. THE LEGAL BACKGROUND 4.06 7. THE
USE OF PRECEDENT IN THEORY 4.07 8. STANDARD FORMS OF COMMERCIAL
AGREEMENTS 4.08 9. STANDARD FORMS OF CONVEYANCING AGREEMENTS 4.09 10.
THE PRACTICE OF CONVEYANCERS 4.10 11. ONE-OFF CONTRACTS 4.11 CHAPTER 5
THE MEANING OF WORDS 1. THE GOLDEN RULE 5.01 2. THE ORDINARY MEANING OF
WORDS 5.02 3. THE USE OF DICTIONARIES AND OTHER MATERIALS 5.03 4.
MULTIPLE MEANINGS 5.04 5. WORDS OF IMPRECISE MEANING 5.05 6. FOREIGN
WORDS 5.06 7. SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL TERMS 5.07 8. LEGAL TERMS OF ART
5.08 9. CUSTOMARY MEANINGS 5.09 10. PARTIES' OWN DICTIONARY 5.10 11.
DEFINITION CLAUSES 5.11 12. CONTEXT 5.12 13. HEADINGS 5.13 14. LAYOUT
AND PUNCTUATION 5.14 VIII CONTENTS PARA. 15. DATE FOR APPLICATION OF
MEANING 5.15 16. STATUTORY MEANINGS 5.16 CHAPTER 6 IMPLIED TERMS 1. THE
NATURE OF IMPLIED TERMS 6.01 2. TEST FOR IMPLIED TERMS AS LEGAL
INCIDENTS 6.02 3. IMPLICATION OF TERMS BASED ON PRESUMED INTENTION 6.03
4. CONDITIONS TO BE FULFILLED 6.04 5. THE TERM MUST BE REASONABLE 6.05
6. THE TERM MUST BE NECESSARY TO GIVE BUSINESS EFFICACY TO THE CONTRACT
6.06 7. THE TERM MUST BE SO OBVIOUS IT GOES WITHOUT SAYING 6.07 8. THE
TERM MUST BE CAPABLE OF CLEAR EXPRESSION 6.08 9. THE TERM MUST NOT
CONTRADICT ANY EXPRESS TERM OF THE CONTRACT 6.09 10. TERMS IMPLIED BY
CUSTOM 6.10 11. CORRELATIVE OBLIGATIONS 6.11 12. TERMS AS TO PREVENTION
OF PERFORMANCE 6.12 13. TERMS AS TO CO-OPERATION 6.13 14. TIME OF
PERFORMANCE 6.14 15. TERMS AS TO PRICE 6.15 16. TERMS AS TO DURATION
6.16 17. STANDARD OF PERFORMANCE 6.17 18. EXECUTORY AND EXECUTED
CONTRACTS 6.18 CHAPTER 7 THE CANONS OF CONSTRUCTION 1. THE FUNCTIONS OF
CANONS OF CONSTRUCTION 7.01 2. CONSTRUING THE DOCUMENT AS A WHOLE 7.02
3. GIVING EFFECT TO ALL PARTS OF A CONTRACT 7.03 4. STANDARD PRINTED
TERMS AND SPECIAL TERMS 7.04 5. GENERAL PROVISIONS AND SPECIAL
PROVISIONS 7.05 6. EXPRESS MENTION OF PART OF SUBJECT-MATTER 7.06 7.
EXPRESS TERMS NEGATIVE IMPLIED TERMS 7.07 8. CONSTRUCTION CONTRA
PROFERENTEM 7.08 9. CONSTRUCTION IN FAVOUR OF CONSUMER 7.09 10. PARTY
NOT TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OWN WRONG 7.10 11. CONTRACT TO BE CONSTRUED SO
AS TO BE LAWFUL 7.11 12. EXPRESSION OF TERMS IMPLIED BY LAW 7.12 13. THE
EJUSDEM GENERIS PRINCIPLE 7.13 14. DISTRIBUTIVE CONSTRUCTION 7.14 15.
SAVING THE DOCUMENT 7.15 16. THE REASONABLENESS OF THE RESULT 7.16 17.
THE CLEAR WORDS PRINCIPLE 7.17 18. PRESUMPTION AGAINST IMPOSSIBILITY
7.18 IX CONTENTS CHAPTER 8 AMBIGUITY AND UNCERTAINTY 1. THE MEANING OF
AMBIGUITY 2. TWO TYPES OF AMBIGUITY 3. PATENT AMBIGUITY 4. LATENT
AMBIGUITY 5. THE NATURE OF THE ADMISSIBLE EVIDENCE 6. ELECTION CURING
AMBIGUITY 7. WHO HAS THE RIGHT TO ELECT 8. WHEN THE ELECTION IS TO BE
MADE 9. OBLIGATIONS THAT CAN BE PERFORMED IN DIFFERENT WAYS 10.
UNCERTAINTY 11. APPROACH TO UNCERTAINTY 12. MARKING CERTAIN 13.
UNWILLINGNESS TO HOLD VOID FOR UNCERTAINTY 14. EXECUTORY AND EXECUTED
CONTRACTS 15. THE TEST OF UNCERTAINTY 16. AGREEMENTS TO AGREE 17. EFFECT
OF UNCERTAINTY PARA. 8.01 8.02 8.03 8.04 8.05 8.06 8.07 8.08 8.09 8.10
8.11 8.12 8.13 8.14 8.15 8.16 8.17 CHAPTER 9 MISTAKES AND
INCONSISTENCIES 1. CORRECTION OF MISTAKES BY CONSTRUCTION 9.01 2. THE
NATURE OF THE MISTAKE 9.02 3. MISTAKES IN EFFECT 9.03 4. THE QUALITY OF
THE MISTAKE 9.04 5. FALSA DEMONSTRATIO 9.05 6. WHEN THE DOCTRINE DOES
NOT APPLY 9.06 7. FALSE LABELS 9.07 8. INTERNAL INCONSISTENCY 9.08 9.
INCONSISTENCY WITH MAIN OBJECT 9.09 10. INCONSISTENCY BETWEEN WRITTEN
AND PRINTED CLAUSES 9.10 11. INCONSISTENCY BETWEEN WORDS AND FIGURES
9.11 12. INCONSISTENCY BETWEEN WRITTEN TERMS AND INCORPORATED TERMS 9.12
13. APPROACH TO POTENTIAL INCONSISTENCY 9.13 CHAPTER 10 PRELIMINARY
PARTS OF A DEED 1. MEANING OF THE PREMISES 10.01 2. PRESUMPTION OF DUE
DATE 10.02 3. NO DATE OR IMPOSSIBLE DATE 10.03 4. SEQUENCE OF DOCUMENTS
10.04 5. DESCRIPTION OF PARTIES 10.05 6. PARTIES REFERRED TO BY CLASS
RATHER THAN NAME 10.06 7. EVIDENCE ADMISSIBLE TO IDENTIFY PARTIES 10.07
CONTENTS PARA. 8 MISNOMER 10.08 9. THIRD PARTY MAY TAKE THE BENEFIT OF A
CONTRACT 10.09 10. RECITALS 10.10 11. RECITALS AS AN AID TO CONSTRUCTION
10.11 12. RECITALS AND CONTRACTS WHOSE MEANING IS CLEAR 10.12 13.
RECITALS AND CONTRACTS WHOSE MEANING IS OTHERWISE UNCLEAR 10.13 14.
INCONSISTENCY BETWEEN RECITALS AND OPERATIVE PART 10.14 15. RECITAL AS
OBLIGATION 10.15 16. RECITAL AS ESTOPPEL 10.16 17. RECITALS AS EVIDENCE
10.17 18. CONSIDERATION 10.18 19. RECEIPT 10.19 CHAPTER 11 PARCELS AND
THE SUBJECT-MATTER OF THE CONTRACT 1. PARCELS*A MIXED QUESTION OF FACT
AND LAW 11.01 2. DECISIVENESS OF RESULT 11.02 3. EVIDENCE ADMISSIBLE TO
IDENTIFY THE SUBJECT-MATTER OF CONTRACT 11.03 4. EVIDENCE OF PHYSICAL
FEATURES 11.04 5. ADMISSIBILITY OF EVIDENCE: SPECIAL RULES 11.05 6.
DIFFERENT KINDS OF DESCRIPTION 11.06 7. PLANS 11.07 8. PLANS AS
WARRANTIES 11.08 9. LEGAL PRESUMPTIONS 11.09 10. LAND BORDERING A ROAD
OR RIVER 11.10 11. HEDGES AND DITCHES 11.11 12. HORIZONTAL DIVISIONS
11.12 13. EXTERNAL WALLS AND PROJECTIONS 11.13 14. EXCEPTIONS AND
RESERVATIONS 11.14 15. CONVEYANCES "SUBJECT TO" OTHER INTERESTS 11.15
CHAPTER 12 EXEMPTION CLAUSES 1. CLASSIFICATION OF EXEMPTION CLAUSES
12.01 2. CONSTRUCTION OF CONTRACT AS A WHOLE 12.02 3. GENERAL APPROACH
TO EXCLUSION CLAUSES 12.03 4. STRICT CONSTRUCTION 12.04 5. EXEMPTION
CLAUSE MUST BE UNAMBIGUOUS 12.05 6. LIABILITY FOR NEGLIGENCE 12.06 7.
EXPRESS EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY FOR NEGLIGENCE 12.07 8. LIABILITY FOR
NEGLIGENCE EXCLUDED BY THE ORDINARY MEANING OF THE CLAUSE 12.08 9.
POSSIBLE HEADS OF DAMAGE OTHER THAN NEGLIGENCE 12.09 10. CONSTRUCTION OF
CLAUSE AS A WARNING 12.10 11. LIABILITY FOR FUNDAMENTAL BREACH 12.11 12.
PRESUMPTIONS OF CONSTRUCTION 12.12 13. THE LIMITS OF AN EXEMPTION CLAUSE
12.13 XI CONTENTS PARA. 14. EXEMPTION FROM LIABILITY FOR CONSEQUENTIAL
LOSS 12.14 15. INDEMNITY CLAUSES 12.15 16. CLAUSES LIMITING LIABILITY
12.16 17. TIME BAR CLAUSES 12.17 18. DEVIATION 12.18 19. EXCLUSION OF
PARTICULAR RIGHTS OR REMEDIES 12.19 CHAPTER 13 CERTIFICATES, CONSENTS,
AND DEEMING CLAUSES 1. CERTIFICATES 13.01 2. QUALITY OF PERFORMANCE
13.02 3. OBLIGATIONS TO BE DETERMINED BY THIRD PARTY 13.03 4.
OBLIGATIONS TO BE DECIDED BY ONE PARTY TO THE CONTRACT 13.04 5. WHETHER
CERTIFICATE OR APPROVAL MAY BE UNREASONABLY WITHHELD 13.05 6. FORM OF
CERTIFICATE AND IDENTITY OF CERTIFIER 13.06 7. FINALITY OF CERTIFICATE
OR EXPERT DETERMINATION 13.07 8. SCOPE OF CERTIFICATE OR EXPERT
DETERMINATION 13.08 9. CERTIFICATES AS CONDITIONS PRECEDENT 13.09 10.
CONSENTS IN CONVEYANCING TRANSACTIONS 13.10 11. DEEMING CLAUSES 13.11
CHAPTER 14 STIPULATIONS AS TO TIME DIVISIONS OF TIME AND ITS COMPUTATION
1. YEAR 14.01 2. QUARTERS 14.02 3. MONTH 14.03 4. THE CORRESPONDING DATE
RULE 14.04 5. DAY 14.05 6. TIME OF DAY 14.06 7. FRACTIONS OF A DAY 14.07
8. INCLUSION OR EXCLUSION OF DAYS IN COMPUTING TIME 14.08 9. ACTION
WITHIN A CERTAIN PERIOD 14.09 10. ACTION FORTHWITH OR AS SOON AS
POSSIBLE 14.10 11. PERIOD ON EXPIRY OF WHICH ACT IS TO BE DONE 14.11 THE
IMPORTANCE OF BEING PUNCTUAL 12. TIME OF THE ESSENCE AS A MATTER OF
CONSTRUCTION 14.12 13. WHETHER TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE 14.13 14. TIME
EXPRESSLY OF THE ESSENCE 14.14 15. TIME OF THE ESSENCE BECAUSE OF NATURE
OF THE CONTRACT 14.15 16. OPTIONS AND UNILATERAL CONTRACTS 14.16 17.
CONDITIONAL CONTRACTS 14.17 18. RENT REVIEW CLAUSES 14.18 19. MERCANTILE
CONTRACTS 14.19 XII CONTEOTS CHAPTER 15 CONDITIONS AND CONDITIONAL
OBLIGATIONS PARA. 1. THE MEANING OF "CONDITION" 15.01 2. CONDITIONS
PRECEDENT 15.02 3. SUBJECT TO CONTRACT 15.03 4. SUBJECT TO SURVEY 15.04
5. SUBJECT TO OTHER MATTERS 15.05 6. IMPLIED DUTIES TO FULFIL CONDITIONS
15.06 7. EXPRESS DUTIES TO FULFIL CONDITIONS: BEST ENDEAVOURS AND
SIMILAR CLAUSES 15.07 8. TIME FOR FULFILMENT OF CONDITIONS 15.08 9.
CONTINGENT AND PROMISSORY NOTICES 15.09 10. CLASSIFICATION OF
CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS 15.10 11. CONSTRUCTION AND FACT 15.11 12. WHEN A
TERM IS A CONDITION 15.12 13. CONDITIONS SUBSEQUENT 15.13 14. OPTIONS
AND UNILATERAL CONTRACTS 15.14 15. DEPENDENT AND INDEPENDENT OBLIGATIONS
15.15 16. PARTICIPIAL PHRASES 15.16 CHAPTER 16 PENALTIES, TERMINATION
AND FORFEITURE CLAUSES 1. NATURE OF A PENALTY CLAUSE 16.01 2. PENALTY A
QUESTION OF CONSTRUCTION 16.02 3. SUM MUST BE PAYABLE ON BREACH 16.03 4.
SUM PAYABLE ON BREACH AND OTHER EVENTS 16.04 5. TERMINOLOGY NOT DECISIVE
16.05 6. GENERAL APPROACH TO CATEGORISATION 16.06 7. SUM PAYABLE
EXTRAVAGANT AND UNCONSCIONABLE 16.07 8. SUM PAYABLE ON BREACH OF
CONTRACT TO PAY MONEY 16.08 9. ACCELERATED PAYMENT 16.09 10. SUM PAYABLE
FOR BREACH OF MORE THAN ONE OBLIGATION 16.10 11. DEPOSITS 16.11 12.
RATES OF INTEREST 16.12 13. OPTIONS TO TERMINATE 16.13 14. FORFEITURE
CLAUSES 16.14 PAGE INDEX 621 XLLL PPN: 276040171 TITEL: THE
INTERPRETATION OF CONTRACTS / BY KIM LEWISON. - . - LONDON : SWEET &
MAXWELL, 2007 ISBN: 978-1-847-03355-0 BIBLIOGRAPHISCHER DATENSATZ IM
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