Question 1

Of the choices below, the best preventive law strategy for the dealer in selling new Motor Homes would be;​

Accepted Answer

A) An express warranty in small print that clearly states it is limited to guarantees provided within the four corners of the warranty, 
B) Trained personnel who would accommodate the needs of the customer with the proper products at the dealership. 
C) A contract with a service company that delegates responsibility for warranty work to another. 
D) To sell the goods as is. 
A) An express warranty in small print that clearly states it is limited to guarantees provided within the four corners of the warranty, 
B) Trained personnel who would accommodate the needs of the customer with the proper products at the dealership. 
C) A contract with a service company that delegates responsibility for warranty work to another. 
D) To sell the goods as is.

Question 2

The installation of a GPS (Global Positioning System) in a boats adds value to the boat and becomes part of it. This addition to personal property is called _________________ .​

Accepted Answer

The answer of The installation of a GPS (Global Positioning...

Question 3

To be protected and registered, trademarks cannot be a generic description of the product.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Example(s) of implied warranty is (are)

Accepted Answer

A) warranty of title. 
B) warranty of merchantability. 
C) both of the above 
D) none of the above 
A) warranty of title. 
B) warranty of merchantability. 
C) both of the above 
D) none of the above

Question 5

The following are excerpts from advertisements printed in various magazines. Which, if any, are warranties? 
 Chrysler "Town and Country" Minivan - The advertisement says "One test drive and even the most discerning luxury car owners realize they don't have to compromise anything to own a vehicle that's startlingly practical. Least of all, their standards." The advertisement mentions that "BMW's, Mercedes, Acura's, Jaguar's, Lincoln's, Cadillac's... are being traded in for the Chrysler... Minivan." ( National Geographic Magazine , March 1994) 
 
 General Motors "Sonoma Highrider" truck - "The new Highrider package is designed to handle the kind of trouble you'll find off-road... You sit high. Look good. Ride smooth." ( National Geographic Magazine , March 1994) 
 Ford "Escort" - "You can explain Escort's popularity in one word... Value... (also)... Because your security is our priority." ( National Geographic Magazine , March 1994) 
 Toyota "Sienna" - "Now you can sleep at night. With its five-star rating in government crash tests and a "Best Pick" by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, the Toyota Sienna gives you one less thing to worry about. So now you are down to only 999,999." ( People Magazine , May 1999)

Accepted Answer

​Only (d) is a warranty, all the rest ar

Question 6

A salesperson's opinion that a vehicle is "the best new vehicle to be introduced in forty years," if untrue, would be fraud.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

The three types of patents are ____________, ________________, and _______________.​

Accepted Answer

Utility, D

Question 8

In most states there is a presumption of intoxication if one drives while she or he has a blood alcohol content of​

Accepted Answer

A) 0)01 to 0.02%. 
B) 1)00%. 
C) 0)08 
D) any amount. (Total blood alcohol content is irrelevant, because a person is deemed to be driving under the influence if he or she had consumed any intoxicating drink within one hour of driving.) 
A) 0)01 to 0.02%. 
B) 1)00%. 
C) 0)08 
D) any amount. (Total blood alcohol content is irrelevant, because a person is deemed to be driving under the influence if he or she had consumed any intoxicating drink within one hour of driving.)

Question 9

An automobile is a type of ___________ because, unlike land and buildings, it can be easily moved.​

Accepted Answer

The answer of An automobile is a type of ___________...

Question 10

The author who creates the copyrighted work owns the copyright.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

After a long, hard day at the office, Dell Peltz was happily heading his 300ZX sports coupe home in a light drizzle. Moving effortlessly onto the freeway, he smoothly moved back and forth across the lanes and passed slower-moving vehicles. Suddenly the drizzle became a cloudburst, reducing visibility. Dell turned his windshield wipers on high and reduced his speed to 50 mph. Again, he thought he was in complete control, and so he changed lanes to pass a car but suddenly slammed into the rear of a slower-moving truck driven by Bart. When cited by a patrol officer, Dell argued that he was innocent of any wrongdoing because he was traveling under the posted speed limit. Bart sued him for damages. 
 a. Does Dell have a valid defense to the traffic citation? 
 b. Discuss any civil action by Bart against Dell.

Accepted Answer

​a. Most states provide that the posted

Question 12

Although a motor vehicle is personal property, many laws treat it somewhat differently than other personal property. Which of the following statements is true?​

Accepted Answer

A) Automobiles are not subject to each state's version of the Uniform Commercial Code law of sales. 
B) Automobiles can be sold, but cannot be bailed (i.e., be the subject of a bailment contract). 
C) Any sales contracts involving automobiles, new or used, must be in writing. 
D) Automobile ownership must generally be registered with the state. 
A) Automobiles are not subject to each state's version of the Uniform Commercial Code law of sales. 
B) Automobiles can be sold, but cannot be bailed (i.e., be the subject of a bailment contract). 
C) Any sales contracts involving automobiles, new or used, must be in writing. 
D) Automobile ownership must generally be registered with the state.

Question 13

Read this news item: 
 http://www.cnn.com/2011/SHOWBIZ/celebrity.news.gossip/05/28/marilyn.monroe.mystery/index.html?iref=NS1 . Why is there concern over the possibility over a legal claim to these pictures? Why wouldn't the owner of the negatives be the owner of the copyright? Could someone else own the copyright?

Accepted Answer

​There is a concern over the possibility

Question 14

Based on the facts above and assuming it can be proven, the best theory for the plaintiff and thus the most damaging for the defendant in this lawsuit would probably be: ​ ​

Accepted Answer

A) negligence 
B) implied warranty of merchantability 
C) strict liability 
D) implied warranty of fitness for particular purpose. 
A) negligence 
B) implied warranty of merchantability 
C) strict liability 
D) implied warranty of fitness for particular purpose.

Question 15

Property that is voluntarily left and but forgotten is mislaid property.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Automobile recalls​

Accepted Answer

A) are administered by the National Highway Traffic Safety Commission. 
B) may be mandated. 
C) may be voluntary. 
D) all of the above 
A) are administered by the National Highway Traffic Safety Commission. 
B) may be mandated. 
C) may be voluntary. 
D) all of the above

Question 17

The very essence of a gift is transferring ownership in something to someone else without expecting anything in return.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Ownership of personal property can be acquired only by purchase.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Most fatal automobile accidents involve excessive drinking of alcoholic beverages or ingestion of drugs by the responsible party.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act​

Accepted Answer

A) abolishes the application of the UCC in consumer's sales transactions. 
B) applies only to implied warranties. 
C) created the term "Lemon Laws." 
D) specifies what must be included in any warranty called a full warranty. 
A) abolishes the application of the UCC in consumer's sales transactions. 
B) applies only to implied warranties. 
C) created the term "Lemon Laws." 
D) specifies what must be included in any warranty called a full warranty.

Of the choices below, the best preventive law strategy for the dealer in selling new Motor Homes would be;

The installation of a GPS (Global Positioning System) in a boats adds value to the boat and becomes part of it. This addition to personal property is called _________________ .

To be protected and registered, trademarks cannot be a generic description of the product.

Example(s) of implied warranty is (are)

A salesperson's opinion that a vehicle is "the best new vehicle to be introduced in forty years," if untrue, would be fraud.

The three types of patents are , , and ___.

In most states there is a presumption of intoxication if one drives while she or he has a blood alcohol content of

An automobile is a type of ___________ because, unlike land and buildings, it can be easily moved.

The author who creates the copyrighted work owns the copyright.

Although a motor vehicle is personal property, many laws treat it somewhat differently than other personal property. Which of the following statements is true?

Based on the facts above and assuming it can be proven, the best theory for the plaintiff and thus the most damaging for the defendant in this lawsuit would probably be:

Property that is voluntarily left and but forgotten is mislaid property.

Automobile recalls

The very essence of a gift is transferring ownership in something to someone else without expecting anything in return.

Ownership of personal property can be acquired only by purchase.

Most fatal automobile accidents involve excessive drinking of alcoholic beverages or ingestion of drugs by the responsible party.

The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act

Introduction to Law

The Constitution

The Court System

Attorney-Client Relationship and Dispute Resolution

Administrative Law

Crimes: Public Wrongs

Torts: Private Wrongs

Contracts: Enforceable Agreements

Real Property and Home Ownership

Renters and Landlords

Employee and Employer Rights and Duties

Consumer Rights, Privacy, and Protection

Family Law

Wills, Trusts, and Probate

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Exam 10: Intellectual and Personal Property Including Motor Vehicles

Of the choices below, the best preventive law strategy for the dealer in selling new Motor Homes would be;​

The installation of a GPS (Global Positioning System) in a boats adds value to the boat and becomes part of it. This addition to personal property is called _________________ .​

To be protected and registered, trademarks cannot be a generic description of the product.​

Example(s) of implied warranty is (are)

A salesperson's opinion that a vehicle is "the best new vehicle to be introduced in forty years," if untrue, would be fraud.​

The three types of patents are ____________, ________________, and _______________.​

In most states there is a presumption of intoxication if one drives while she or he has a blood alcohol content of​

An automobile is a type of ___________ because, unlike land and buildings, it can be easily moved.​

The author who creates the copyrighted work owns the copyright.​

Although a motor vehicle is personal property, many laws treat it somewhat differently than other personal property. Which of the following statements is true?​

Based on the facts above and assuming it can be proven, the best theory for the plaintiff and thus the most damaging for the defendant in this lawsuit would probably be: ​ ​

Property that is voluntarily left and but forgotten is mislaid property.​

Automobile recalls​

The very essence of a gift is transferring ownership in something to someone else without expecting anything in return.​

Ownership of personal property can be acquired only by purchase.​

Most fatal automobile accidents involve excessive drinking of alcoholic beverages or ingestion of drugs by the responsible party.​

The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act​

Introduction to Law

The Constitution

The Court System

Attorney-Client Relationship and Dispute Resolution

Administrative Law

Crimes: Public Wrongs

Torts: Private Wrongs

Contracts: Enforceable Agreements

Real Property and Home Ownership

Renters and Landlords

Employee and Employer Rights and Duties

Consumer Rights, Privacy, and Protection

Family Law

Wills, Trusts, and Probate

Filters

Of the choices below, the best preventive law strategy for the dealer in selling new Motor Homes would be;

The installation of a GPS (Global Positioning System) in a boats adds value to the boat and becomes part of it. This addition to personal property is called _________________ .

To be protected and registered, trademarks cannot be a generic description of the product.

A salesperson's opinion that a vehicle is "the best new vehicle to be introduced in forty years," if untrue, would be fraud.

The three types of patents are , , and ___.

In most states there is a presumption of intoxication if one drives while she or he has a blood alcohol content of

An automobile is a type of ___________ because, unlike land and buildings, it can be easily moved.

The author who creates the copyrighted work owns the copyright.

Although a motor vehicle is personal property, many laws treat it somewhat differently than other personal property. Which of the following statements is true?

Based on the facts above and assuming it can be proven, the best theory for the plaintiff and thus the most damaging for the defendant in this lawsuit would probably be:

Property that is voluntarily left and but forgotten is mislaid property.

Automobile recalls

The very essence of a gift is transferring ownership in something to someone else without expecting anything in return.

Ownership of personal property can be acquired only by purchase.

Most fatal automobile accidents involve excessive drinking of alcoholic beverages or ingestion of drugs by the responsible party.

The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act