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Which of the following key performance indicators are most likely to use numerical data as the main source of information?
The critical evaluation of project deliverables
The subjective responses of a satisfaction survey regarding a service
The instances of late deliveries within a given month
The occurrence of accidents and near misses in a year
KPIs that involve actual counts or quantifiable incidents are considered quantitative and use numerical data. 'Late deliveries' and 'accidents or near misses' are measured in numbers, making them suitable for numerical performance tracking. The other options relate more to qualitative analysis or subjective feedback.
If a false statement of material fact is made by one of the contracting parties, the misled party will have remedies for:
A false statement that induces a party to enter a contract constitutes misrepresentation. This provides the misled party with remedies that may include rescission (cancellation of the contract) and, depending on the type of misrepresentation (fraudulent, negligent), possibly damages as well.
What are five essential elements of a legally binding contract?
The five essential elements of a valid contract are: offer, acceptance, consideration (something of value exchanged), capacity (legal ability to contract), and correct form (in writing if required). These ensure that contracts are legally enforceable and binding.
Company A buys a lorry from Company B on hire purchase. During the contractual period, Company A makes default in paying the instalment. Company B has...?
Hire purchase is an arrangement for buying expensive consumer goods, where the buyer makes an initial down payment and pays the balance plus interest in installments. Ownership is not transferred until the end of the agreement, hire purchase plans offer more protection to the vendor than other sales or leasing methods for unsecured items. That's because the items can be repossessed more easily should the buyer be unable to keep up with the repayments.
The answer is that Company B has the right to take repossession of the lorry.
- Hire Purchase Agreements
- CIPS study guide page 70
LO 1, AC 1.3
Which of the following would be considered as advantages of an industry model form contract?
It provides greater flexibility for negotiation
It reduces the cost of contract development
It is usually designed to be fair to both parties
It removes the need for the buyer to understand it
Industry model contracts are pre-written templates that include widely accepted terms. They save time and legal costs during contract development and are generally written to be neutral or fair toboth parties. They do not remove the need for buyers to understand the terms and are not necessarily highly flexible.
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