In Schuler v Wickman the House of Lords saw fit to disregard the labelling of a contractual terms as a 'condition' as the contract could not be interpreted in such a way as to accord with this.

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In Schuler v Wickman, the House of Lords held that the labelling of a contractual term as a 'condition' is not determinative and the court will look at the substance of the term to determine its importance to the contract. Therefore, the statement is true.

In Schuler V Wickman the House of Lords Saw