WorksheetsLaw Quiz 4 2024
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
In the Thornton v Shoe Lane
Parking case:
It was held that:
A clause cannot be incorporated after the contract has been concluded without reasonable notice
The parties can ignore liability under any clause within the contract
A clause can be added without notice to another party.
A third party can incorporate a term within the contract
The essential elements of a valid contract include:
Negligence
Consideration
Duty of care
Damage caused by the claimant
Jack offers Melissa £10 for her stamp collection. Melissa accepts the offer and promises to give Jack the stamps for £10
There is no contract as so far no items have been exchanged between the parties.
This is an example of a bilateral contract
this is an example of unilateral contract
all the listed options are true
Unilateral contracts are sometimes known as 'if' contracts
True
False
Sarah says she will pay Sam £20 if Sam cleans her car. Sam is under no obligation to clean the car
This is an unilateral contract
There is no contract as it is not confirmed in writing
This is a bilateral contract
What is meant by Consideration in the law of contract?
Considering whether to sign a contract.
Considering to take legal advice before entering into a contract.
The way to settle a dispute in a contract.
Value, promise or benefit that is being exchanged in the contract
Which two of the following is a requirement of establishing misrepresentation?
Reliance on a false statement
reliance on third party document
Reliance on a false opinion
False Statement
Jo asked Neil 'are you interested in buying my mountain bike for
£300?'
Such a statement is not an offer
Such a statement is an acceptance
Such a statement is an offer
Such a statement is a counter-offer
Alex places a diamond ring in his shop window with a price tag of £1000 on it. Ella persuades her husband Martin to buy the ring for her. Martin enters the shop and offers Alex to buy the ring for £1000. Tick the correct statement.
At this stage Alex could refuse to sell the ring to Martin
Martin has accepted the offer to buy the ring for £1000
Alex has offered to sell the ring for £1000
Alex is obliged to only sell the ring to Ella.
Masood saying " I heard you want to sell your car would you be prepared to sell it for £2500?' Masood replied to the email stating 'I think £3200 is more realistic'. Alex replied by email stating 'I agree to the price you suggested'. Masood received the email but wants to sell to someone else. Which statement is false.
There is no contract between Alex and Masood
The original proposal made by Alex was not an offer
Masood's proposal is clear and unequivocal and intends for him to be bound by the terms
both parties are bound to their offers
