Exam 2: Fundamentals of Contract Law: Acceptance, Validity, and Performance
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Exam 2: Fundamentals of Contract Law: Acceptance, Validity, and Performance25 Questions
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Which of the following does not constitute valid acceptance
Free
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As a general rule, an agreement made without consideration is
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If a person accepts a lesser sum of money than what was contracted for, in the discharge of the whole debt, it is known as
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X contracts to sell his scooter to Y for Rs. 50,000 and Y agrees to pay on delivery. Both the parties perform their promises. This is called
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For the enforcement of a promise to pay a time-barred debt without consideration, which of the following condition is not required?
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The doctrine of impossibility of performance, rendering a contract void, is based on
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An agreement made with free consent to which the consideration is lawful but inadequate, is
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Which of the following is not the legal requirements of a valid offer
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_________ indicates that the parties are not further bound under the contract
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When the parties mutually agree to change certain terms of the contract. This is called
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Where a party to contract transfers his rights under the contract to another person, it is legally known as
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