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Contract Law - Jane has decided to buy a dinner service.
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Contract (1) Jane has decided to buy a dinner service. A neighbour tells her that a sister-in-law, Carolyn, is planning to sell her valuable Coalport service. Jane telephones Carolyn who tells her that the Coalport is a full service, in immaculate condition and completely original. Jane inquires whether the Coalport is in 'athlone blue', knowing that this is particularly valuable. Carolyn replies, "It must be, it's the proper Coalport blue colour". Jane further inquires whether replacement Coalport can still be purchased in the event of breakages. Carolyn tells her, "Well I broke a dinner plate a year or two ago and had no trouble buying another one". Jane agrees to send Carolyn a cheque in the sum of £350, on clearance of which Carolyn will dispatch the Coalport. Jane receives the service a month later. She is disappointed and angry to discover that: the Coalport is deficient in two items, namely one tureen...
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