Business Law Crossword

The name given to the person bringing an appeal against a decision of a lower court
A contract where the terms are set out on a standard written document
A contract that is binding on one party but the other party has the option to have it set aside. Until set aside the contract has full legal effect
A contract that has no legal effect
Goods and services appropriate to a person’s social standing and required at the time
A promise by one party to give, do or refrain from doing something in return for similar by the other party
To authorise or approve an agreement after it has been made.
Fundamental terms that go to the root of the contract
A term stated either orally or in writing by one of the parties making the contract
A term in a contract which is not expressly agreed by the parties to the contract
A clause which excludes the liability of one party
A clause which limits liability of one party to a certain sum
A pre-contractual statement that induces the making of the contract.
A statement that is part of the contract
Minor terms of a contract which are incidental to the main purpose of the contract
A person who accepts an offer
A person who makes an offer
Withdrawal
Generally means law developed by judges through decisions in courts as opposed to laws created by Parliament
A document of proposed law to be discussed by Parliament which if passed is called an Act