Editing Contracts/Exclusion clause
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* '''Incorporation by notice:''' the general rule, as provided in ''[[Parker v SE Railway]]''<ref>(1877) 4 CPD 416</ref> is that an exclusion clause will have been incorporated into the [[contract]] if the person relying on it took reasonable steps to draw it to the other parties' attention. ''[[Thornton v Shoe Lane Parking]]''<ref>[1971] 2 WLR 585</ref> seems to indicate that the wider the clause, the more the party relying on it will have had to have done to bring it to the other parties' attention. The notice must be given before formation of the [[contract]] as illustrated in ''[[Olley v Marlborough Court Ltd]]''.<ref>[1949] 1 All ER 127</ref> | * '''Incorporation by notice:''' the general rule, as provided in ''[[Parker v SE Railway]]''<ref>(1877) 4 CPD 416</ref> is that an exclusion clause will have been incorporated into the [[contract]] if the person relying on it took reasonable steps to draw it to the other parties' attention. ''[[Thornton v Shoe Lane Parking]]''<ref>[1971] 2 WLR 585</ref> seems to indicate that the wider the clause, the more the party relying on it will have had to have done to bring it to the other parties' attention. The notice must be given before formation of the [[contract]] as illustrated in ''[[Olley v Marlborough Court Ltd]]''.<ref>[1949] 1 All ER 127</ref> | ||
* '''Incorporation by previous course of dealings:''' according to ''[[McCutcheon v David MacBrayne Ltd]]'',<ref>[1964] 1 WLR 125</ref> terms (including exclusion clauses) may be incorporated into a [[contract]] if course of dealings between the parties were "regular and consistent". What this means usually depends on the facts, however, the [[court]]s have indicated that equality of bargaining power between the parties may be taken into account. | * '''Incorporation by previous course of dealings:''' according to ''[[McCutcheon v David MacBrayne Ltd]]'',<ref>[1964] 1 WLR 125</ref> terms (including exclusion clauses) may be incorporated into a [[contract]] if course of dealings between the parties were "regular and consistent". What this means usually depends on the facts, however, the [[court]]s have indicated that equality of bargaining power between the parties may be taken into account. | ||
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==Judicial control of exclusion clauses== | ==Judicial control of exclusion clauses== |