Btec Business Level 3 Unit 2 P4

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TASK 2 (P4, P5, D1)
A. Describe the meaning of the key terms in the standard form contract
Implied Terms
Business contract are often very long. A contract drafter usually attempts to cover up all of the terms and supplies of the contract. Implied terms are words or provisions so as to a court assumes be intended to be included in a contract. This means that the terms aren't specifically stated in the contract.
Contract terms can be implied in a number of ways. For instance, in a lot of dealings involving the purchase of goods or services, there is an implied guarantee of merchantability. That is, it is implied so as to what you are buying will serve the reason that would be reasonably predictable. This contract term is implied still at what time there is no oral or written contract. In additional cases, contract terms may be implied anywhere the intention of a contract clearly necessitates the inclusion of certain items.
Express Terms
Express terms are terms so as to have been specifically mentioned and specifically decided by both parties at the occasion the agreement is made. They can either be oral or in writing.
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This is also term as special contract. In an express contract, all the elements would be specifically stated. In an express contract, the contract of the parties is expressed in language, also in oral or written form. For example, where a property-owner presents David with a preprinted rent on the apartment building that David wants and if he agrees to the terms and signs it, after that it is an express, written contract. Another example is: Dave present to sell you my 1987 Mercedes and once some negotiations, you agree to buy it on the terms we have worked out, a bargain for less than $10,000.” This is an express oral