Exclusion clauses
Doctrine in Contract. 2 cases, with the principle each one established. By lanbuk.com.
- Baimba Turay v Societe Commerciale De L'ouest Africain (CC 212 of 1961) [1962] SLSC 4 (9 April 1962)
Sierra Leone — Supreme Court · 1962
Principle established: An implied condition of fitness for purpose arises when a buyer relies on the seller's judgment, and exclusion terms cannot protect the seller unless properly brought to the buyer's attention.
- Baimba Turay v Societie Commerciale D'Louest African (CC 212 of 1961) [1962] SLSC 34 (9 April 1962)
Sierra Leone — Supreme Court · 1962
Principle established: Where a buyer makes known the purpose of goods and relies on the seller's skill, an implied condition of fitness applies unless exclusionary clauses are brought to the buyer's notice.