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privity
privity (ˈprɪvɪtɪ) Now chiefly techn. (in Law, etc.). Forms: 3–5 privete, -vite (also 4–6 pre-; 3–5 -vy-, 4–5 -ve-, -va-; -tee); 5–7 privitie, 6– privity. [ME. privete, -ite, a. OF. priveté, privité (a 1200 in Godef.) privacy, a secret, etc., ad. L. type *prīvitās, -ātem, abstr. n. f. prīv-us privat... Oxford English Dictionary
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Privity
Privity is the legal term for a close, mutual, or successive relationship to the same right of property or the power to enforce a promise or warranty. See also Privity in English law Privity of estate Third party beneficiary References Legal doctrines and principles United States federal law wikipedia.org
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Privity in English law
Trusts Trusts have been used as a way around the original doctrine of privity. Privity and consideration A general consensus is that privity is distinct from consideration. wikipedia.org
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Privity of estate
That is referred to as "vertical privity." See also Privity of contract Notes Landlord–tenant law wikipedia.org
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Privity of contract
There is no privity of contract between the manufacturer and the consumer. See also Contract law Consumer protection Privity Privity of estate Privity in English law References Beatson, J, Q.C. (1998). wikipedia.org
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Beswick v Beswick
was a landmark English contract law case on privity of contract and specific performance. Pneumatic Tyre Co Ltd v Selfridge & Co Ltd [1915] AC 847, affirming the privity rule 50 years later in a resale price maintenance case. wikipedia.org
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privity of contract - Business China Law
The principle of privity of contract is another core principle in contract law. It establishes that only the parties to a contract have rights and obligations under that contract, and third parties generally cannot enforce or be bound by the contract. Here are key points to understand about the principle of privity of contract:1. Definition:…
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Shanklin Pier Ltd v Detel Products Ltd
In it the High Court of Justice King's Bench Division used the principle of collateral contracts, to create an exception to the rule of privity of contract Judgment McNair J's judgment read: See also Privity in English law Notes References English contract case law English privity case law High Court of wikipedia.org
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Lecture #6 - Privity of Contract.docx - Course Hero
a beneficiary is called the "beneficial owner" even though the trustee technical is the legal owner Land: -land is not covered by the concept of privity - restrictions and obligations run with the land -Enurement clause: a clause in a contract that extends the rights & benefits to those inheriting from a party, succeeding the party, or taking an assignment from the party -For ex., lease ...
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(PDF) Relaxations of contractual privity and the need for third party ...
利益合同研究] (2001) 4 Bijiao Fa Y anjiu [Journal of Comparative Law 《比较法研究》] 70. Xue Jun [ 薛军 ], Lita hetong de jiben lilun wenti [' e Basic eory of ird-Party Contract ...
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(PDF) Relaxations of Contractual Privity and the Need for Third Party ...
This chapter discusses the principle of privity of contract and the operation of third party rights in Chinese law. For the sake of consistency and clarity, whenever the relevant parties are referred to, the terms 'promisor' ,
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law6.docx - VI. WHO IS AFFECTED BY THE CONTRACT A. Privity...
VI. WHO IS AFFECTED BY THE CONTRACT A. Privity of Contract and Assignment Privity of Contract: -third person: a person who is not party to the contract, a stranger, but is affected by it -general rule: a contract does not confer 协商 any benefits or impose any obligations on a stranger to the contract o to succeed, plaintiff must prove privity of contract (definition: the relationship that ...
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Dutton v Poole (1678)
1915] AC 847, affirming the privity rule 250 years later in a resale price maintenance case. Sprat v Agar The Physicians case References Lord Denning cases English privity case law English remedy case law House of Lords cases wikipedia.org
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Tulk v Moxhay
Be a breach of a covenant imposed by a landlord against a tenant at the time of the original lease, which is known as having "vertical privity". In this type of privity, the covenants may be positive or negative and, unless very inequitable, are generally held to be binding. wikipedia.org
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Thomas v. Winchester
Paglia, in which the Court demolished what was left of the privity barrier in tort cases by adopting the doctrine of strict products liability. See also Privity of contract Loop v. Litchfield Losee v. wikipedia.org
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