How are the rules on contract law based on freedom of contract by

Lily

2024-03-28 09:38:33 UTC

There is Freedom of contract through implied terms. For example, the consumer rights act 2015 s10, the product needs to be fit for purpose. This is freedom of contract as it allows parties to make contracts but protects vulnerable parties by giving them extra rights and protection.

Lily

2024-03-28 09:46:33 UTC

There is freedom on contract in exclusion and limitation clauses. For example, the unfair contract terms act. This ensures that any clauses a business puts in a contract is reasonable therefore it protects the other party involved in the contract while still allowing them to make the contract under reasonable terms.

courtney

2024-03-28 09:49:09 UTC

the concept of conditions and warranties show freedom of contract as it gives the person entering a contract to have a safety net if the contract is breached especially if it was the main reason for contracting (condition) this gives them the freedom to repudiate the contract if these terms are breached. for e.g a condition could be the size of a shoe bought

courtney

2024-03-28 09:51:17 UTC

different remedies are awarded for different levels of seriousness offences, this is to give the party freedom of contract as if a problem occurs or the contract is breached they are entitled to remedies in order to take them back to pre-contract position

Lily

2024-03-28 09:51:42 UTC

There is freedom on contract through conditions. For example, if a contract breaches it condition then the contract can be repudiated and the claimant party can receive damages due to the breach. This is freedom on contract as it allows parties to end contracts and claim damages if the contract doesn’t follow through with the main purpose for the contract.

courtney

2024-03-28 09:55:17 UTC

the idea that it has to be an unforeseeable intervening act gives the party freedom of contract as it allows them to maintain the contract and not be made responsible as it was out of their control