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LAW AND LEGAL SOURCES
The nature of law Legal systems are particular ways of establishing and maintaining social order. Law is a formal mechanism of socia...
Law Reform (Frustrated Contracts) Act 1943
Statute intervened to remedy the potential injustice of the common law with the introduction of Law Reform Act 1943. The position is no...
The Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations
The first Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations were enacted in December 1994 They were introduced to implement the Europe...
Letters of comfort
Letters of comfort are generally used by parent companies to encourage potential lenders to extend credit to their subsidiary companies...
THE NATURE OF LAW
To a great extent, business activity across the world is carried on within a capitalist, market-based system. With regard to such a ...
Advantages of tribunals
Advantages of tribunals over courts relate to such matters as follows: • Speed The ordinary court system is notoriously dilator...
Does the exclusion clause effectively cover the breach?
As a consequence of the disfavour with which the judiciary have looked on exclusion clauses, a number of rules of construction have been de...
The Family Divisional Court
The Family Divisional Court, which consists of two High Court judges, hears appeals from decisions of magistrates’ courts and county co...
Powers of magistrates’ courts
Magistrates’ courts have considerable power. In relation to criminal law, they are empowered to try summary cases, that is, cases which...
Satisfactory quality
The SSGA 1994 repealed the implied condition of ‘merchantable quality’ and replaced it with the current s 14 There is an...
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Satisfactory quality
Seller’s implied obligations
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SALE AND SUPPLY OF GOODS
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Law Reform (Frustrated Contracts) Act 1943
DISCHARGE OF A CONTRACT
Illegal contracts
The statement must actually induce the contract
There must be a false statement of fact
Mistake in respect of documents
Unilateral mistake
Mutual mistake
VITIATING FACTORS
The Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations
What effect does the Unfair Contract Terms Act 197...
Does the exclusion clause effectively cover the br...
Has the exclusion clause been incorporated into th...
Terms implied by statute
Letters of comfort
Domestic and social agreements
Forbearance
Knowledge of the offer
THE FORMATION OF A CONTRACT
THE LEGAL EFFECT OF AGREEMENT
DEFINITION
Mediation
Child Support Agency
Procedure
OMBUDSMAN
The Leggatt Review of Tribunals
Advantages of tribunals
Tribunals and courts
Arbitration under codes of conduct
Evaluation
Relationship to ordinary courts
THE CRIMINAL AND CIVIL COURTS
The Family Divisional Court
Pre-action protocols
HOUSE OF LORDS
THE CROWN COURT
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