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Contract Law ll (2. Conditions, Warranties and Innominate Terms (A…

- - - - Express Terms are terms which are actually communicated to each other by the parties.
      - Implied Terms are those which the parties have not communicated to one another but which the law inserts into the contract as a term
- - - - Even if the exemption clause has been made part of the contract, it can in some cases, be rendered void by law. This is to ensure that the relying party cannot escape from every kind of liability for their wrongful actions.
    - - Yes, words clear and unambiguous
        
        If the words of the exemption clause are very clear, then the party relying on it can escape liability
        
        for any form of breach, subject to Section 2 of the UCTA (above).
      - No, words not clear and unambiguous
        
        In this case, the courts will not allow the wrongdoing party to rely on it i.e. the courts will interpret
        exemption clauses very strictly.