Incorporation Interpretation UCTA UTCCR (ii) Incorporation of exclusion clause in a contract:
By signature or contractual agreement Lestrannge vs Graucob
By reasonable notice- Parker vs South eastern railway Timing- Thornton vs Shoe Lane Parking Legible exemption clause-Curtis vs Chemical cleaning Unusual clause- Spurling vs Bradshaw
(iii) Clause is not incorporated in contract timing not reasonable, customer
is made aware after contract has been made Olley vs Marlborough court (b) (i) UCTA: relates to exclusion clauses as used in agreements between organisations while UTCCR is a UK statutory instrument which implements the EU into domestic law UTCCR-piece of secondary legislation, applies only to contract, any term can be unfair, own test of fairness UCTA: No restriction on application, test of reasonableness to decide if terms are unfair (ii) Clause not reasonable UCTA provision cover is for exclusion of liability for negligence-however business cannot exclude or restrict liability to death, if a person is aware of an exclusion clause-not to be taken as a voluntary acceptance of risk (iii) No (iv) Express term: Stated or written by 2 parties in the contract or have been verbally agreed to Implied term: Can be read in the contract by considering the intentions of the parties, the facts of the agreement and the law on specific contracts put in by courts