A mere representation is a statement made during negotiations but it may not form part of the contract. A mere representation (if breach) will not give rise to contractual liability whereas a term of the contract will.
A simple contract is one that is very basic and on paper with signatures. A mere agreement may only be verbal.
A simple contract is one that is very basic and on paper with signatures. A mere agreement may only be verbal.
There is no difference.
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Nothing really, a 'mere' refers to a small lake or pond.
If the term is enforceable under the contract then it is a term. if it was merely something said to induce a person to enter into a contract it is a pre-contractual statement.
A mere puff is a statement which does not have any legal relations.A breach of a mere puff will not give rise to liabilities. A term if breach whill give rise to legal liabilities and the innocent party is entitled to sue the person who was in breach of contract , hence this innocent party will recover the damages for which there was a breach.
Mere Puff is a statement, which by its nature, and in the context in which it is made, is not intended to have legal relation. It is used in contract law to describe the statements of a contract. When a statement is a "term" and one of the parties breach it then it is going to be legally liable to the other party. If a term is just a representation (or mere puff) the remedies are going to be different.
In computer language, I perceive the difference between "see" and "view" as the difference between "see" (mere ocular recognition) and "read". For instance, "Click one of the documents you see on the screen to view it".
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they are not, unless recorded in agreement, its all hearsay.
A mere representation refers to a depiction or portrayal that lacks depth or authenticity, often serving only as a superficial image or symbol. It suggests that the representation does not capture the true essence or reality of the subject it represents. In various contexts, such as art or literature, it can imply a focus on aesthetic or surface qualities rather than meaningful content or context. Ultimately, mere representations may fail to convey the complexities and nuances of the original subject.