ch 10

1. the factual matrix in which the contract is formed including the purpose of the contract and the intent of the parties (3 words, no spaces)
3. party who has to sign the writing under the Statute of Frauds
4. a rule of contract interpretation that preferes the interpretation of a clause that is least favourable to the party that drafted the clause
7. a rule preventing one party to a written contract from later using parol evidence to add to, subtract from, or modify the final written contract (3 words, no spaces)
8. the ordinary, grammatical or dictionary meaning, used as a principle of interpretation(2 words, no spaces)
11. performance undertaken in reliance on an oral contract relating to an interest in land and accepted by the courts as evidence of the contract without writing(2 words, no spaces)
12. the type of agreement that is a separate agreement between the parties made at the same time, but not included in the written document

1. makes certain types of contracts unenforceable unless they are in writing (3 words, no spaces)
2. any set of circumstances or events that the parties stipulate must be satisfied or must happen before their contract takes effect(2 words, no spaces)
5. types of terms that have to be included in the written memorandum under the Statute of Frauds
6. type of contract that still exists for other purposes but neither party may obtain a remedy under it through court action
9. individual who purchases goods or services for personal non-commmercial use
10. extrinsic