Across
- 2. Parties must have this to create legal relations.
- 5. Monetary compensation awarded for loss caused by breach.
- 10. Unqualified assent to the terms of an offer.
- 13. A false statement of fact that induces a contract.
- 14. Terms explicitly stated, either orally or in writing.
- 17. A type of misrepresentation made knowingly or recklessly.
- 18. A response to an offer that changes its terms.
- 19. A vital term, breach of which allows termination and damages.
Down
- 1. Bringing a contract to an end, e.g., by performance or breach.
- 3. A less important term, breach of which only allows damages.
- 4. A court order prohibiting a party from doing something.
- 6. Legal ability to enter into a contract.
- 7. The 'price' for which the promise of the other is bought.
- 8. A contract where both parties make promises to each other.
- 9. Coercion or threats used to force someone into a contract.
- 11. An unforeseen event making performance impossible or radically different.
- 12. The withdrawal of an offer by the offeror.
- 13. A person under 18, with limited contractual capacity
- 15. A clear statement of terms by which the offeror is prepared to be bound.
- 16. The relationship between parties to a contract.