...have, therefore, no hesitation in taking the view that the expression “terms” of a contract in s. 91, and the corresponding expression in s. 92, have no application to a statement contained in a writing which is in the nature of a condition precedent to...nature of a condition precedent to the very formation of the contract, and that condition not having been fulfilled, no contract ever came into existence. As against that, it is the case of Mr. Laud for the plaintiffs that the statement contained in the...to Murray's Dictionary, a condition or stipulation which limits what is to be granted or done, and, in my opinion, therefore, it cannot apply to something which is in the nature not of a limitation of what is to be done under a contract, but of a condition precedent to...