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contractThe question is based on concept of Exclusion clauses. As well as recovery of losses caused by the action of the other parties to the contract
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Contract The question is based on concept of Exclusion clauses. As well as recovery of losses caused by the action of the other parties to the contract. Office Supply (OS) contracted to supply Dodgy Developers (DD) with a consignment of work stations to be fitted into new offices. DD also issued OS with a deadline for the refurbishment. The problem arises when delivering of goods arrived on the 30th November instead of the 28th which was the agreed deadline. OS said this was because of staff shortages so the arranged Shifty Shifters (SS) who are a independent contractors to deliver and unload the goods. Due to negligent unloading 20 workstations where damaged. For DD to pursue an action against office supply or SS the exclusion clause contained in the contract must be taken into account. When assessing any liability against one party to a contract to another, it needs to be...
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