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Do European directives on consumer protection automatically apply in the UK?

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Explanation

EU regulations are directly applicable in the UK. However, directives have to be implemented by the Westminster Parliament.

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The definition of a contract is?

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Unit 1 discussed the importance of the philosophy of freedom of contract in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. What role does the court have in this philosophy?

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Explanation

This is based upon the principle that the parties to a contract should be ‘free’ to create their own agreement and the courts should only intervene where necessary to uphold the terms that the parties had agreed. This philosophy has arguably been considerably eroded by the growth of consumer protectionlism, which began to take into account other considerations and develop criteria based on other principles on a piecemeal basis, through case law.

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Unit 2 explained that an offer must be made before a contract can be formed. Complete the table below by selecting the correct definitions for the rows.

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Offer
Invitation to treat
Counter-offer
Request for information

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An inquiry, which is not intended as a rejection of an offer
An expression of willingness to be bound by specific terms
A proposal that is viewed as a stage in the negotiation process
The introduction of a new term, which is viewed as 'killing off the original offer'

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Unit 2 explained that an acceptance must be made before a contract can be formed. In which ways can an acceptance be made?

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Identify which of the following methods can be used to imply terms into a contract

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Which of these are limitation clauses?

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Which of these are exclusion clauses?

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Identify whether the balance falls in favour of the consumer or freedom for business to contract in each case- Consumer Rights Act 2015

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Explanation

This seeks to protect consumers from businesses seeking to exclude liability. A business's freedom to contract is, therefore, restricted.

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Identify whether the balance falls in favour of the consumer or freedom for business to contract in each case.- The use of standard form contracts:

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Explanation

These enable businesses to create contracts, which can be used for multiple transactions. Consumers often do not read these and there is, in any event, very little consumers can do if they do not wish to accept the standard terms. Here the balance falls in favour of the business.

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Indicate which remedies are available in respect of each type of misrepresentation set out below.- Term of the contract and/or collateral contract:

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Indicate which remedies are available in respect of each type of misrepresentation set out below.-Fraudulent misrepresentation:

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Indicate which remedies are available in respect of each type of misrepresentation set out below.-Negligent misrepresentation:

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Indicate which remedies are available in respect of each type of misrepresentation set out below.-Innocent misrepresentation:

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Question 1 of 1

Time Left

Do European directives on consumer protection automatically apply in the UK?

Select the correct answer(s).

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Explanation

The definition of a contract is?

Select the correct answer(s).

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Unit 1 discussed the importance of the philosophy of freedom of contract in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. What role does the court have in this philosophy?

Select the correct answer(s).

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Explanation

Unit 2 explained that an offer must be made before a contract can be formed. Complete the table below by selecting the correct definitions for the rows.

Match the text (click and drag)

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Offer

Invitation to treat

Counter-offer

Request for information

An inquiry, which is not intended as a rejection of an offer

An expression of willingness to be bound by specific terms

A proposal that is viewed as a stage in the negotiation process

The introduction of a new term, which is viewed as 'killing off the original offer'

Unit 2 explained that an acceptance must be made before a contract can be formed. In which ways can an acceptance be made?

Select the correct answer(s).

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Identify which of the following methods can be used to imply terms into a contract

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Which of these are limitation clauses?

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Which of these are exclusion clauses?

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Identify whether the balance falls in favour of the consumer or freedom for business to contract in each case- Consumer Rights Act 2015

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Explanation

Identify whether the balance falls in favour of the consumer or freedom for business to contract in each case.- The use of standard form contracts:

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Explanation

Indicate which remedies are available in respect of each type of misrepresentation set out below.- Term of the contract and/or collateral contract:

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Indicate which remedies are available in respect of each type of misrepresentation set out below.-Fraudulent misrepresentation:

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Indicate which remedies are available in respect of each type of misrepresentation set out below.-Negligent misrepresentation:

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Indicate which remedies are available in respect of each type of misrepresentation set out below.-Innocent misrepresentation:

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Indicate which remedies are available in respect of each type of misrepresentation set out below.-Negligent misstatement at common law:

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