Exam 8: The Requirement of Consideration
Exam 1: The Law and the Legal System43 Questions
Exam 2: The Judicial System and Alternative Dispute Resolution32 Questions
Exam 3: Business Regulation27 Questions
Exam 4: Intentional Torts53 Questions
Exam 5: Negligence and Unintentional Torts60 Questions
Exam 6: Special Tort Liabilities of Business Professionals34 Questions
Exam 7: An Introduction to the Legal Relationship53 Questions
Exam 8: The Requirement of Consideration55 Questions
Exam 9: Legal Capacity to Contract and the Requirement of Legality52 Questions
Exam 10: The Requirements of Form,writing and Privacy50 Questions
Exam 11: Failure to Create an Enforceable Contract54 Questions
Exam 12: The Extent of Contractual Rights42 Questions
Exam 13: Performance of Contractual Obligations42 Questions
Exam 14: Breach of Contract and Remedies53 Questions
Exam 15: Law of Agency54 Questions
Exam 16: Law of Sole Proprietorship and Partnership60 Questions
Exam 17: Corporation Law52 Questions
Exam 18: Securities Regulation34 Questions
Exam 19: Employment and Labour Relations118 Questions
Exam 20: The Law of Bailment56 Questions
Exam 21: The Sale of Goods42 Questions
Exam 22: Interests in Land52 Questions
Exam 23: The Law of Mortgages43 Questions
Exam 24: Leasehold Interests44 Questions
Exam 25: Commercial and Residential Real-Estate Transactions43 Questions
Exam 26: Intellectual Property,patents,trademarks,copyright and Franchising46 Questions
Exam 27: Consumer-Protection Legislation58 Questions
Exam 28: Law of Negotiable Instruments48 Questions
Exam 29: Security for Debt45 Questions
Exam 30: Bankruptcy and Insolvency46 Questions
Exam 31: Insurance Law45 Questions
Exam 32: Restrictive Trade Practices45 Questions
Exam 33: International Business Law35 Questions
Exam 34: Environmental Law23 Questions
Exam 35: What are the requirements under Canada's Anti-Spamming Legislation?32 Questions
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Jeremy agrees not to sue Angela for having crashed into his car if she agrees to pay for his repairs.Since he only promised not to do something which he could have done,he has not given consideration for her promise to pay.
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Anderson,a city employee,collected garbage along Smyth's street on Thursday of each week.One day Smyth said to Anderson: "You have done such a good job; I will give you $10 when you come by next week." The next week,when Anderson made his regular garbage pickup for the city,he met Smyth and asked for the $10.Smyth refused to pay.Smyth is obliged to pay Anderson the $10,because he promised him the money.
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A and B are neighbours.Before A left on a holiday,he asked B to "keep an eye on his house." While A was on holidays,B noticed that A's lawn was in need of cutting,and proceeded to cut the lawn.On A's return from his holiday,B demanded $10 for cutting the lawn.A and B have a binding contract for the cutting of the lawn,because A's statement constituted an offer to B to cut the lawn,which B accepted.
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McSweeney agrees to clear out Brown's basement,but no price is set at the time.Brown argues,once McSweeney has done the work that since no price was agreed upon,he should pay only a reasonable price and not the excessive amount stated in the bill presented to him by McSweeney.He is right.
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A and B are neighbours.Before A left on a holiday,he asked B to "keep an eye on his house." While A was on holidays,B noticed that A's lawn was in need of cutting,and proceeded to cut the lawn.On A's return from his holiday,B demanded $10 for cutting the lawn.If B should take legal action against A to collect the $10,and the court agreed that he was entitled to recover quantum meruit,he would not necessarily be entitled to the $10,but only to a reasonable price for his services.
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A and B are neighbours.Before A left on a holiday,he asked B to "keep an eye on his house." While A was on holidays,B noticed that A's lawn was in need of cutting,and proceeded to cut the lawn.On A's return from his holiday,B demanded $10 for cutting the lawn.If B was entitled to claim quantum meruit,and the regular price charged by persons who mow lawns in that area was $10,B would probably be awarded $10 by the court.
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One afternoon you find a notebook filled with incomprehensible mathematical notations outside the Faculty of Business building and,realizing that it belongs to a professor in the Philosophy Department whose name is on the cover,you put it under the door of his office with a note telling him that you found it.That night,on the eleven o'clock news,you see an interview with the professor who is telling the reporter that he has lost the notebook in which he had worked out the meaning of life,and you hear him offer $10,000 for its safe return.Discuss your legal position in relation to whether or not you can claim the reward if the professor refuses to pay you.
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Estoppel is defined as a rule whereby a person who has made a promise may later deny the promise when a person relies on the promise to their detriment.
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X owed Y a debt in the amount of $1,000.The debt was payable on June 1st.If X offered Y the sum of $900 on the due date as payment in full,at Common Law,Y would be entitled to collect the remaining $100 even though he accepted the lesser sum as payment in full on the due date.
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Metro Auto Parts supplies many garages with auto parts.On its invoice it says that the amount is due in 30 days but will be reduced by 10% if paid within 15 days.Is Metro Auto Parts bound in contract to give its customers the discount if they pay early?
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Cyril owed Robert $12,000 but since he had lost his job,he could only pay $7,000.Reluctantly,Robert agreed,since they were old friends,to accept the lesser amount as full payment of the debt,and Cyril gave him the money.Now Robert has heard that Cyril has just won a huge amount in a lottery but Cyril will not pay him the rest of the debt."A deal's a deal," he says.
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Consideration is defined as something that has value in the eyes of the law,and which a promisee receives in return for a promise.
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Which of the following charitable pledges will be sufficient to find consideration on the part of the recipient?
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Charlie looks after Brad's motorcycle shop for a weekend,and,on Brad's return,Brad promised to give Charlie $200 for his kind act.In this case,Charlie's act of looking after Brad's shop was gratuitous and past consideration for Brad's later promise of payment.If Brad fails to pay the $200,no contract exists for Charlie to enforce because no consideration can be shown except the past gratuitous act.
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A small company,Software Design Limited,was indebted $150,000 to a sole individual,now due.This individual was an investor who was a former classmate of the firm's president,Angela.Owing to a reversal of fortunes for the company,Software Design could now only repay $100,000.With her investor chalking the affair up to experience,Angela intended the firm to repay what it could now,and then she would wind up the company.A few weeks after paying off her creditor at $100,000,but before she could wind up the company,a new investor with both ideas and money approached her,and encouraged Angela to continue on in the business.Once Angela's former classmate heard of the new investor,she demanded the balance due on her loan.Angela briefly considered repaying more,but her new investor demanded a hardline approach.Angela was holding the repaid note in her hands as her later investor said "Neither you nor she could see the future when she agreed to accept $100,000.But accept she did.Business is business."
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