Does the expiry date of a credit card constitute a condition of a
contract when asked to supply one. Therefore when the date on the
credit card expires the contract is no longer valid.

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Clarification of Question by hellomax-ga on 28 Sep 2006 03:22 PDT

The expiry date of the credit (as well as the card number) was
required as a part of the contract. Does this make it a term of the
contract?

you will just have to read the small print on the contract. they can
be different they can be anything the contractor wishes it to be

What does expiration date on credit card has to do with contractual obligations?

If your credit card expires, you'd have to arrange other forms of
making payments, unless of course, the particular card in question was
incorporated into the contract.

No - the contract does not expire.  The only thing that expires is that credit card.

The expiry of the credit card was required when filling in the
contract(as well as the credit card number). So is it a condition of
the contract?