单词 | Express condition |
释义 | 明訂的條件 An essential term stated in the contract. Breach of an express condition gives rise to a cause of action for claim for damages. An express condition can be waived by the parties to the contract: Yeu Shing Construction Co Ltd v Pioneer Concrete (HK) Ltd [1987] 2 HKC 187 (CA). In case of conflict arising between an express condition of a contract and a statutory provision, the latter would prevail: Pearl Island Hotel Ltd v Li Ka Yu & Anor [1988] HKC 512 (HC). For example, in the law of sale of goods, an express condition does not negative a condition implied by the Sale of Goods Ordinance unless inconsistent with it: Sale of Goods Ordinance (Cap 26) s 57(2). See also Condition; Warranty. 在有關合約述明的重要條款。違反明訂的條件產生要求提出損害賠償的申索的訴訟因由。合約各方可免除明訂的條件Yeu Shing Construction Co Ltd v Pioneer Concrete (HK) Ltd [1987] 2 HKC 187 (上訴法庭)。如合約和法定條文的明訂條件之間有衝突的情況產生,則以後者為準: Pearl Island Hotel Ltd v Li Ka Yu & Anor [1988] HKC 512 (高等法院)。例如,就貨品售賣法律而言,任何明訂的條件,除非與藉《貨品售賣條例》隱含的條件有矛盾,否則對後者並不加以否定:《貨品售賣條例》(第26章) 第57(2)條。另見 Condition; Warranty。 |
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