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Y11 LS Contractual Obligations Finalised

Y11 LS Contractual Obligations Finalised

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Contractual Obligations Finalised

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Y11 LS Unit 2

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Revision & Consolidation Qs

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Multiple Select

What are the reasons a contract can be set aside even after being validly entered into? (multiple choice)

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Regretful choice

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Lack of legal capacity

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Lack of education

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Lack of genuine consent

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Legality of object

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Adults with a mental illness or an​
disability may lack ​
capacity if they can't make
about property, money management, medical treatment or lifestyle decisions. Additionally, minors do not have the legal ​
to enter into ​

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Multiple Select

Examples of Lack of Genuine Consent include (multiple choice)

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Mistake of Law

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Mistake of Fact

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Duress

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Undue Influence

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Unconscionability

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Open Ended

You have 10 minutes to explain the meaning of ALL of the following:

1. Mistake of Law

2. Mistake of Fact

3. Duress

4. Undue Influence

5. Unconscionability

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Drag and Drop

Fraudulent misrepresentation is a tort ​
, typically arising in the field of contract law, that occurs when a defendant makes a ​
or reckless misrepresentation of fact or opinion with the intention to coerce a party into action or inaction on the basis of that ​
.
Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above
claim
intentional
misrepresentation
False
false

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Drag and Drop

Innocent misrepresentation is a false statement of material
by the defendant, who was
at the time of contract signing that the statement was untrue. The ​
in this situation is usually rescission or cancellation of the contract.
Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above
fact
unaware
remedy
true

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Open Ended

Define what Void & Voidable means in contract law (5 minutes)

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Multiple Choice

Discharge of contract means

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The contract is transferred to a new set of parties

2

The details of the contract are changed

3

Contract is made void

4

The obligations of the contract come to an end

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Multiple Select

Contracts can be discharged by which of the following? (multiple choice)

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discharge by performance

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agreement between the parties

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operation of law

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frustration

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breach of contract

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Open Ended

You have 10 minutes to explain the meaning of ALL of the following:

A contract may be discharged by:

a. performance;

b. agreement between the parties;

c. operation of law;

d. frustration; and

e. breach of contract.

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Contractual Obligations Finalised

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