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Which of the following essentials must be satisfied before a court treats the Conventional Customs as incorporated in a contract ?
It must be shown that the convention is clearly established and it is fully known. It implies that both the parties were aware of such a convention. There is no fixed period for which a convention must have been observed before it is recognized as binding.
Conventions cannot alter the general law of the land. Therefore, they are valid only within the area of their observance.
They must be reasonable.
All of the above.
- Option 1: ? A convention must be clearly established and known to both parties for it to be incorporated into a contract. This means that both parties were aware of the convention. There's no specific duration required for a convention to be recognized as binding.
- Option 2: ? Conventions cannot override general law and are only valid within the area where they are commonly practiced.
- Option 3: ? To be incorporated into a contract, conventions must be reasonable. Unreasonable customs cannot be imposed on contractual parties.
- Option 4: All of the above. This option indicates that all the mentioned conditions (clear establishment, alignment with general law, and reasonableness) must be satisfied for a convention to be considered part of a contract.
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