Where a clause has been brought to the notice of the other party during previous dealings, it may be implied into the current transaction to give effect to the presumed intentions of the parties, even though it has on this particular occasion been omitted. In order for this rule to operate, it must be shown that the course of dealing has been consistent over a period of time:
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McCutcheon v David MacBrayne [1964] 1 WLR 125
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#contract #exemption #law
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Where a clause has been brought to the notice of the other party during previous dealings, it may be implied into the current transaction to give effect to the presumed intentions of the parties, even though it has on this particular occasion been omitted. In order for this rule to operate, it must be shown that the course of dealing has been consistent over a period of time:
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#contract #exemption #law
Question
Where a clause has been brought to the notice of the other party during previous dealings, it may be implied into the current transaction to give effect to the presumed intentions of the parties, even though it has on this particular occasion been omitted. In order for this rule to operate, it must be shown that the course of dealing has been consistent over a period of time:
Answer
McCutcheon v David MacBrayne [1964] 1 WLR 125
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