L5M3 無料問題集「CIPS Managing Contractual Risk」

（A）warranty

（B）condition

（C）innominate

（D）consideration

（A）Liability

（B）Liquidated Damages

（C）Incoterms

（D）Indemnity

（A）payment terms

（B）specification

（C）fundamental breach

（D）anticipatory breach

（A）major breach

（B）warranty breach

（C）minor breach

（D）small breach

（A）no- there can be a cap to direct loss but not to consequential loss

（B）yes- this is known as a pre-estimate of damages

（C）yes- this is known as a limitation of liability clause

（D）no- there can be no cap to either direct loss or consequential loss

（A）subcontracting

（B）reputational damage

（C）consequential loss

（D）penalty clause

（A）A contract between a public sector organisation and the taxpayer

（B）A contract between an end customer and a company which has full responsibility for its performance

（C）A contract between a supplier and a subcontractor

（D）A contract between a buyer and main supplier

（A）to create a binding solution to an issue

（B）to agree on a way forward

（C）to ensure all parties are happy with the outcome

（D）to punish the party who breaks the contract

（A）yes- Chloe can claim unliquidated damages as the contract is terminating

（B）yes- Chloe can claim liquidated damages if these are stated in the contract

（C）no - Chloe cannot claim damages as she decided to terminate the contract

（D）no- Chloe cannot claim damages as she has not incurred a loss

（A）Condition

（B）Warranty

（C）Innominate Term