Question 1

A severability provision

Accepted Answer

A) rescinds the entire contract upon request of the party who drafted it. 
B) transfers benefits under a contract to another person. 
C) asks the court to delete the offending clause and enforce the rest of the contract. 
D) transfers the obligations of a contract to another party. 
A) rescinds the entire contract upon request of the party who drafted it. 
B) transfers benefits under a contract to another person. 
C) asks the court to delete the offending clause and enforce the rest of the contract. 
D) transfers the obligations of a contract to another party.

Question 2

A contract should have a descriptive title, which is generally in all capital letters, underlined and centered at the top of the page.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

What is a force majeure event?

Accepted Answer

A) any action that makes the contract unprofitable for either party 
B) any finding in a contract that shows a provision was deliberately left unclear 
C) a disruptive, unexpected occurrence for which neither party is to blame that prevents one or both parties from complying with a contract 
D) any happening that fulfills one of the conditions in the contract, making it enforceable 
A) any action that makes the contract unprofitable for either party 
B) any finding in a contract that shows a provision was deliberately left unclear 
C) a disruptive, unexpected occurrence for which neither party is to blame that prevents one or both parties from complying with a contract 
D) any happening that fulfills one of the conditions in the contract, making it enforceable

Question 4

A+ Modeling Agency signs a contract with Sandi to do a photo shoot for the local used car dealer's advertising. The contract was most likely written by

Accepted Answer

A) the owner of A+ Modeling Agency. 
B) Sandi. 
C) A+ Modeling Agency's lawyer. 
D) Sandi's lawyer. 
A) the owner of A+ Modeling Agency. 
B) Sandi. 
C) A+ Modeling Agency's lawyer. 
D) Sandi's lawyer.

Question 5

Provisions that a party agrees to perform only if the other side also does what it promised are called

Accepted Answer

A) choice of forum provisions. 
B) conditional promises. 
C) reciprocal promises. 
D) riders. 
A) choice of forum provisions. 
B) conditional promises. 
C) reciprocal promises. 
D) riders.

A severability provision

A contract should have a descriptive title, which is generally in all capital letters, underlined and centered at the top of the page.

What is a force majeure event?

A+ Modeling Agency signs a contract with Sandi to do a photo shoot for the local used car dealer's advertising. The contract was most likely written by

Provisions that a party agrees to perform only if the other side also does what it promised are called

Introduction to Law

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The UCC: Sales and Secured Transactions

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Exam 13: Practical Contracts

A severability provision

A contract should have a descriptive title, which is generally in all capital letters, underlined and centered at the top of the page.

What is a force majeure event?

A+ Modeling Agency signs a contract with Sandi to do a photo shoot for the local used car dealer's advertising. The contract was most likely written by

Provisions that a party agrees to perform only if the other side also does what it promised are called

Introduction to Law

Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility

Dispute Resolution

Common Law, Statutory Law, and Administrative Law

Constitutional Law

Torts and Product Liability

Privacy and Internet Law

Crime

International Law

Introduction to Contracts

Legality, Consent, and Writing

Performance, Discharge, and Remedies

The UCC: Sales and Secured Transactions

Negotiable Instruments

Bankruptcy

Agency Law

Employment and Labor Law

Employment Discrimination

Starting a Business: Llcs and Other Options

Corporations

Securities Regulation

Antitrust

Intellectual Property

Property

Consumer Protection

Environmental Law

Filters