Exam 5: Contracts
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Which of the following is a valid consideration?
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Which of the following is not required for a firm offer?
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A contract is voidable only when both of the parties lack the capacity to contract.
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An offer can be revoked prior to acceptance unless it meets the UCC requirements of a firm offer.
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A contract may not be voluntarily entered into in the event of
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Patty, a minor of age 16, purchases a car from Larry.One month later, Patty crashes the car, disaffirms the contract and seeks return of the purchase price.Which of the following is most certain?
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An offer is not definite if it contains a condition precedent that must occur before a party is obligated to perform a contract.
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A contract which calls for a promise in exchange for a promise is a bilateral contract.
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Consideration includes doing or refraining from that which one has a right to do, even if it has no economic value.
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An implied method of acceptance is the manner in which the offer is made, and an acceptance communicated in an authorized manner is effective when dispatched.
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A fully executed contract discharges the parties' obligations under the contract.
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Which of the following contracts would be unenforceable because of the Statute of Frauds?
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Usury statutes set the amount of time after a breach of contract within which an action must be commenced.
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The Statute of Frauds requires certain contracts to be in writing to be enforceable.
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Past consideration will not support a contract because it was not bargained for or given in exchange for a promise.
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The parol evidence rule allows testimony to vary the terms of a written contract if they are ambiguous terms or subsequent terms.
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Article 2 of the Uniform Commercial Code applies to contracts for the sale of services or real property.
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