Question ask describe how statutes affect contractual terms... what does this question mean? what is it asking about? what does statute mean?
err im studying law down uk.. trying to figure out what this question is trying to ask and how to answer it but sill aint figured it out yet...
hope it helpes...!!... sowie i dun know muchy about law..but can help you if ya wanna break the law..haha..j.k
UK similar to Australian Law? Statue Law means that it is made through the Parliament as oppose to Common Law which is made by Judges
still remember a thing or too from Legal studies lol If its similar, just to elaborate Common law is law made by judges in rulings where there are no statute laws governing that certain area. Common Law can be changed by the rulings of a higher court, or by statute law. But if you're doing Law at uni.. You would have done this I guess. I have no idea what contractual terms are though.
a big thank you to everyone who replied... with you lots help i managed to hand in the work today b4 dead line thanks once again-worship
sorry this reply might be a little late the question of statuses affecting contracts may have to do with the status of the person signing the contract, like whether he or she is incapacitated or a minor as far as I know, minors and incapacitated individuals can't be legally bound to contracts that they sign, which is why people often give power of attorney
