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Contract types

Lump sum


Schedule of rates


Cost plus


Design and construct


Management

5

DEFINITION: what is a contract?

An enforceable bargain between two parties

Distinct features of a contract?

Objective terms courts look at


Privity doctrine


Remedies


Unique legal relationships

Contract formation

Offer


Acceptance


Consideration


Intent

Enforceability

Capacity


Certain terms


Legality


Formality


Vitiating factors

Enforceability

Capacity


Certain terms


Legality


Formality


Vitiating factors

DEFINITION: terms

Expressly stated or written. Must be a promise

Enforceability

Capacity


Certain terms


Legality


Formality


Vitiating factors

DEFINITION: terms

Expressly stated or written. Must be a promise

Termination

Agree to terminate


Performance / just do it


Breach


Frustration


Repudiation

Enforceability

Capacity


Certain terms


Legality


Formality


Vitiating factors

DEFINITION: terms

Expressly stated or written. Must be a promise

Termination

Agree to terminate


Performance / just do it


Breach


Frustration


Repudiation

Remedies for a breach

Elect to continue


Claim damages


Claim for work done/ quantum meriut


Specific performance

Enforceability

Capacity


Certain terms


Legality


Formality


Vitiating factors

DEFINITION: terms

Expressly stated or written. Must be a promise

Termination

Agree to terminate


Performance / just do it


Breach


Frustration


Repudiation

Remedies for a breach

Elect to continue


Claim damages


Claim for work done/ quantum meriut


Specific performance

DEFINITION: what is a tort?

Civil wrong done against a legally recognised duty to another

Enforceability

Capacity


Certain terms


Legality


Formality


Vitiating factors

DEFINITION: terms

Expressly stated or written. Must be a promise

Termination

Agree to terminate


Performance / just do it


Breach


Frustration


Repudiation

Remedies for a breach

Elect to continue


Claim damages


Claim for work done/ quantum meriut


Specific performance

DEFINITION: what is a tort?

Civil wrong done against a legally recognised duty to another

Negligence

Duty of care


Breach


Damages


No defence

Enforceability

Capacity


Certain terms


Legality


Formality


Vitiating factors

DEFINITION: terms

Expressly stated or written. Must be a promise

Termination

Agree to terminate


Performance / just do it


Breach


Frustration


Repudiation

Remedies for a breach

Elect to continue


Claim damages


Claim for work done/ quantum meriut


Specific performance

DEFINITION: what is a tort?

Civil wrong done against a legally recognised duty to another

Negligence

Duty of care


Breach


Damages


No defence

3 types of torts

Negligence


Trespass


Private Nuisance

Enforceability

Capacity


Certain terms


Legality


Formality


Vitiating factors

DEFINITION: terms

Expressly stated or written. Must be a promise

Termination

Agree to terminate


Performance / just do it


Breach


Frustration


Repudiation

Remedies for a breach

Elect to continue


Claim damages


Claim for work done/ quantum meriut


Specific performance

DEFINITION: what is a tort?

Civil wrong done against a legally recognised duty to another

Negligence

Duty of care


Breach


Damages


No defence

3 types of torts

Negligence


Trespass


Private Nuisance

3 types of liability

Occupiers liability


Vicarious


Proportionate

3 types of Dispute resolution

Mediation


Conciliation


Commercial arbitration