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C310
1st Case: Capacity
- s 85
- Is Simone a minor?
- Yes, she is younger than 18
- s 92
- But because its a work contract she will be treated as if she were of full age
- Because of this she cannot claim that she lacked full legal capacity when entering the contract
- But because its a work contract she will be treated as if she were of full age
- s 92
- Yes, she is younger than 18
- Is Simone a minor?
- s 85
3rd Case: Unconscionable Bargains
- s 93
- the court may make orders if service contract has unconscionable terms
- Bowkett v Action Finance
- 1.Did she have any special disability?
- Perhaps, she was young, inexperienced in business matters, possibly pressured by Ramesh's status as a well-known art critic and as a mentor
- 2. Should Ramesh have known about her special disability?
- Yes, as an art critic himself he should known that ordinary person would'nt have agreed to his imbalanced offer
- 3. Victimisation - did Ramesh actively extrort Simone?
- Yes he did - there was a glaring disparity in terms of benefits to be received from the contract - and Ramesh took advantage of Simone's naivety.
- s 93(1) is satisfied, and the court can make an order per ss (2)(1) to cancel the contract
- The courtunder s 93(2)(b) may also make an order for compensation brought under s 95
- s 93(1) is satisfied, and the court can make an order per ss (2)(1) to cancel the contract
- Yes he did - there was a glaring disparity in terms of benefits to be received from the contract - and Ramesh took advantage of Simone's naivety.
- 3. Victimisation - did Ramesh actively extrort Simone?
- Yes, as an art critic himself he should known that ordinary person would'nt have agreed to his imbalanced offer
- 2. Should Ramesh have known about her special disability?
- Perhaps, she was young, inexperienced in business matters, possibly pressured by Ramesh's status as a well-known art critic and as a mentor
- 1.Did she have any special disability?
- Bowkett v Action Finance
- the court may make orders if service contract has unconscionable terms
- s 93
2nd Case: Undue Influence
- Royal Bank of Scotland v Etridge
- 1. Was there a special relationship?
- Yes, Simone was being mentored by Ramesh for a few months prior to the contract (mentor & mentee). An actual relationship of trust and confidence existed between the two.
- 2. Was there a transaction that called for explanation?
- Yes, the contract placed higher fees on her work than the standard rate
- 3. Can Ramesh rebut the claim?
- Allcard v Skinner
- Has she already affirmed the contract due to the time elapsed?
- Possibly - it has been 2 years since the contract was established
- Has she already affirmed the contract due to the time elapsed?
- She Received independent advice?
- No - No evidence in the case
- Allcard v Skinner
- 3. Can Ramesh rebut the claim?
- Yes, the contract placed higher fees on her work than the standard rate
- 2. Was there a transaction that called for explanation?
- Yes, Simone was being mentored by Ramesh for a few months prior to the contract (mentor & mentee). An actual relationship of trust and confidence existed between the two.
- 1. Was there a special relationship?
- Royal Bank of Scotland v Etridge
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