Question 1

A buyer who offers to pay for goods has tendered payment but cannot yet demand delivery.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

Any breach discharges the breaching party from the contract.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

Juan and Isidro enter into a contract to buy, restore, and reopen the Coastal Park Carousel. Before either party begins to perform, they make a new agreement to rescind their deal. This

Accepted Answer

A) discharges the original contract. 
B) has no effect on Juan's performance. 
C) changes Isidro's duties under the contract. 
D) suspends both parties duties to perform. 
A) discharges the original contract. 
B) has no effect on Juan's performance. 
C) changes Isidro's duties under the contract. 
D) suspends both parties duties to perform. A

Question 4

Restoration Inc. enters into a contract to refurbish an old bus depot for Quality Diners LLC. If Restoration completes most of the work promised in the contract, its performance will be

Accepted Answer

A) conditional. 
B) complete. 
C) material. 
D) substantial. 
A) conditional. 
B) complete. 
C) material. 
D) substantial.

Question 5

A contract promise that is absolute must be performed, or the party who made the promise will be in breach.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

In most contracts, promises of performance are conditioned.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

There is no difference between complete and substantial performance.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Leah and Mason are parties to a contract for the sale of Mason's day care facility to Leah. Before the deal closes, they agree to substitute Nell for Leah as a party to the deal. This does not require

Accepted Answer

A) the existence of a previous, valid obligation. 
B) agreement by all the parties to a new contract. 
C) performance of the original contract by all of the parties. 
D) a new, valid contract. 
A) the existence of a previous, valid obligation. 
B) agreement by all the parties to a new contract. 
C) performance of the original contract by all of the parties. 
D) a new, valid contract.

Question 9

Jamal and Keri enter into a contract for Jamal to renovate Keri's house by a certain date. Jamal never performs. After the applicable limitations period has passed, Keri decides to bring a suit against Jamal for breach. This suit

Accepted Answer

A) must be filed within ten to twenty years, depending on state law. 
B) can no longer be brought. 
C) can be filed within four years of notice to Jamal that Keri decided to sue. 
D) must be filed between four and five years after Keri decides to sue. 
A) must be filed within ten to twenty years, depending on state law. 
B) can no longer be brought. 
C) can be filed within four years of notice to Jamal that Keri decided to sue. 
D) must be filed between four and five years after Keri decides to sue.

Question 10

Any breach of contract allows the breaching party to negotiate to receive additional benefits in order to remedy the breach.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Whether performance under a contract is substantial is decided on a case-by-case basis, examining all of the facts of the particular situation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Gliders LLC and Hang Time Inc. are parties to a contract. They subsequently agree that In the Wind Inc. should take Gliders' place and assume all of its rights and duties under the contract. This is

Accepted Answer

A) a mutual agreement to rescind. 
B) an accord and satisfaction. 
C) a novation. 
D) specific performance. 
A) a mutual agreement to rescind. 
B) an accord and satisfaction. 
C) a novation. 
D) specific performance.

Question 13

When a lapse of time and a change in circumstances make it substantially more burdensome for the parties to perform, a contract is discharged.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Anticipatory repudiation of a contract is treated as a present, material breach in order to give the non-breaching party an opportunity to seek a similar deal elsewhere.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Discharging a contract by executing a new agreement with performance different from what was originally promised is

Accepted Answer

A) a material breach. 
B) an accord and satisfaction. 
C) a novation. 
D) substantial performance. 
A) a material breach. 
B) an accord and satisfaction. 
C) a novation. 
D) substantial performance.

Question 16

Build-It Construction LLC agrees to build a warehouse for Corporate Storage Inc. According to the terms of the deal, Corporate does not have to pay Build-It if the warehouse is not built. Their respective promises are

Accepted Answer

A) conditioned on the occurrence of an event. 
B) conditioned on the nonoccurrence of an event. 
C) conditioned on Build-It's performance. 
D) not conditioned. 
A) conditioned on the occurrence of an event. 
B) conditioned on the nonoccurrence of an event. 
C) conditioned on Build-It's performance. 
D) not conditioned.

Question 17

City Delivery, Inc., enters into a contract to deliver furniture to Damien's house with payment due on July 4. On July 4, Damien's bank is closed, and for this reason, he claims that he cannot pay on time. In this situation

Accepted Answer

A) the bank is liable for breach. 
B) Damien is in breach. 
C) the contract is discharged. 
D) the contract is suspended. 
A) the bank is liable for breach. 
B) Damien is in breach. 
C) the contract is discharged. 
D) the contract is suspended.

Question 18

Performance becomes commercially impracticable when a foreseeable, added burden of performing increases the cost slightly.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Under the policy that a contract can be terminated if major difficulties arise, a material breach discharges the non-breaching party from a contract.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

An accord and its satisfaction do not discharge an original contractual obligation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Exam 18: Performance and Dischapterarge

A buyer who offers to pay for goods has tendered payment but cannot yet demand delivery.

Any breach discharges the breaching party from the contract.

Juan and Isidro enter into a contract to buy, restore, and reopen the Coastal Park Carousel. Before either party begins to perform, they make a new agreement to rescind their deal. This

Restoration Inc. enters into a contract to refurbish an old bus depot for Quality Diners LLC. If Restoration completes most of the work promised in the contract, its performance will be

A contract promise that is absolute must be performed, or the party who made the promise will be in breach.

In most contracts, promises of performance are conditioned.

There is no difference between complete and substantial performance.

Leah and Mason are parties to a contract for the sale of Mason's day care facility to Leah. Before the deal closes, they agree to substitute Nell for Leah as a party to the deal. This does not require

Jamal and Keri enter into a contract for Jamal to renovate Keri's house by a certain date. Jamal never performs. After the applicable limitations period has passed, Keri decides to bring a suit against Jamal for breach. This suit

Any breach of contract allows the breaching party to negotiate to receive additional benefits in order to remedy the breach.

Whether performance under a contract is substantial is decided on a case-by-case basis, examining all of the facts of the particular situation.

Gliders LLC and Hang Time Inc. are parties to a contract. They subsequently agree that In the Wind Inc. should take Gliders' place and assume all of its rights and duties under the contract. This is

When a lapse of time and a change in circumstances make it substantially more burdensome for the parties to perform, a contract is discharged.

Anticipatory repudiation of a contract is treated as a present, material breach in order to give the non-breaching party an opportunity to seek a similar deal elsewhere.

Discharging a contract by executing a new agreement with performance different from what was originally promised is

Build-It Construction LLC agrees to build a warehouse for Corporate Storage Inc. According to the terms of the deal, Corporate does not have to pay Build-It if the warehouse is not built. Their respective promises are

City Delivery, Inc., enters into a contract to deliver furniture to Damien's house with payment due on July 4. On July 4, Damien's bank is closed, and for this reason, he claims that he cannot pay on time. In this situation

Performance becomes commercially impracticable when a foreseeable, added burden of performing increases the cost slightly.

Under the policy that a contract can be terminated if major difficulties arise, a material breach discharges the non-breaching party from a contract.

An accord and its satisfaction do not discharge an original contractual obligation.

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