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Law Contracts
1 Identification Basic Concept/Principle
a0 taesciy 2. Limitation imposed
by laws on ones capacity to act,
Office _ 2. The proposal to make contract.
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3. The unconditional and unqualified agreement to the off
4: Remedy in equity by which a written insteument ig ‘made to conform to
Mictone __ the real intentions of the parties.
tt Exac___ 5. False notion of a thing or a fact.
'* Ialier’ solk. 6, Agreement that do not apy
either party.
'toccurs when to wrest consent, serious or irresistible force is ‘employed.
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spear on the face of the contract and do not bind
Vicar 7,
‘euauddauica 8, When one party is compelled by reasonable or well-grounded fee, ofa
Undue Grave evil upon his person, family or property,
‘=tLstact 9, When one takes improper advantage of his power or relationship over
Fecerentia) another,
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. ——10. The fear of displeasing a person to whom respect and obedience are due.
<'fllyees "11. It affects the substance of the agreement and without it the party would
not have consented,
Suquilatinn 12, The declaration ofa fcttious intent manifested deliberately and by
Recind | agreement of the parties.
Besciscign 13, A remedy to make ineffective s contract validly entered into where there
is pencuniary prejudice or lesion, by restoration of the ‘things to their
original condition.
{ovst___14. The fact which explains and justifies the creation of an obligation.
cuanae But 15. A ground to modify a contract when there is substantial change in facts cosas
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ALOATION'L ain.” 16. The term used to cover varlous acts such as confirmation, 3
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acknowledgment, and ratification proper.
Eciepoe! 17. Wherein a person's admission or representation is rendered conclusive
upon him and cannot be disproved against the person relying thereon.
Lucid lotr vol 18. Wherein there is a full return of a person’s mind to sanity.
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19, Refers to standardized contracts offered to consumers on essentially take
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Badges it or leave it basis.
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Defect Of Proof _F 1. Statute of frauds is applied to executor & partially executed contracts.
__E____2. The right to set up the defense of illegality in void contract can be waived.
‘Sean Canseamnet_—E__3 Stipulation por autrul is an exception to the rule on consensuality of
contracts.
_4. Failure to disclosed facts, when there is a duty to reveal them, as when
confidential relations bind the parties constitutes fraud.
___F__5. Contracts take effects only between the contracting parties.
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7. When the real agreement of the parties stated in a contract is vold the
Parties can ask for reformation of the instrument.
8. Consilmimation of a contract is manifested by the offer and acceptance.
I. 9. Annulment is available only to persons who are obliged principally or
subsidiary. It is not available to third persons.
10. Cause is the essential or more proximate purpose; which the parties have
in view in entering into the contracts. It voids the contract if unlawful like
motive.
11. When, there having been a meeting of the minds of the parties to a
contracts, their true Intention is not expressed in reason of mistake,
fraud, inequitable conduct or accident, one of the parties may ask for the
reformation of the instrument.
____T__12. an offer becomes ineffective upon the death, civil interdiction, insanity,
or insolvency of either party before acceptance Is conveyed.
T.___13. Acceptance made by letter or telegram does not bind the offerer except
from the time it came to this knowledge. The contract, in such a case, is
presumed to have been entered into in the place where the offer was
made.
F 14, Legal life of a contract starts in the conception stage.