Question: QUESTION 1 Why do the courts imply terms into contracts if the parties have expressly agreed to all the terms they consider necessary? With reference

QUESTION 1

Why do the courts imply terms into contracts if the parties have expressly agreed to all the terms they consider necessary? With reference to a relevant case (for each part), explain the circumstances where a court will imply a term into a contract:

  1. based on a course of past dealings and
  2. in order to make the contract effective

QUESTION 2

With reference to relevant cases explain how the courts distinguish between a breach of a condition and a breach of a warranty. Why do the courts make that distinction?

QUESTION 3

What is the four corners rule? Explain how it was applied in both:

  1. Sydney Corporation v West and
  2. Thomas National Transport v May & Baker

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