CHEM 110 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Fundamental Breach, Vehicle Insurance, Expectation Damages

• School: McGill University
• Department: Chemistry
• Course: CHEM 110
• Professor: Ariel Fenster

Document Summary

Exclusion clauses (feb 8: as we saw, cml doesn"t have uc doctrine that deals with specific clauses. So instead, one approach is to see if we can just take the impugned clause out of the agreement (ex. Can we really assume the expect: all of this takes place outside the famous l"estrange doctrine, which says that if you. Ideas about the reasonability of expectation migrates back into the law of signed documents through cases like british crane, the parking one, and most importantly. Tilden rent-a-car co v clendenning (1978) cml, can. C signed k giving him additional insurance coverage, but read neither it nor the copy given to him. C got into car accident, and charged criminally for impaired driving. He pled guilty but denied being impaired in a civil suit. The insurance k contained an exclusionary clause, lifting coverage for damages caused by certain circumstances, including not operating the vehicle under compliance with any law.