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Cob 218 Ch 9 Questions And Correct Answers

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consist of an offer by one party, called the offeror, to enter into a contract, and an
acceptance of the terms of the offer by the other party, called the offeree.


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Agreement




promise exchanged for a promise. As soon as promises are exchanged, a contract is
formed and the parties' legal obligations arise.—i.e paying $50 for mowing someone's
lawn


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Bilateral contracts

,offer must be communicated to the offeree or to their agent. Only the offeree can
accept the offer


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communication to the offeree




A______ contract is not a contract at all- either object is illegal or it has some defect that
is so serious that it is not a contract- i.e a contract to hire someone to murder


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void




if you agree to paint a house and while the offeree is thinking, the hurricane comes
and destroys the house


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destruction of the subject matter




a defensive to the agreement of a contract in which the offeree claims that the offeror
secured the agreement through improper means, such as duress, fraud, undue
influence, or misrepresentation.


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, Lack of genuine assent




an invitation to negotiate or an expression of possible interest in an exchange is not
an offer


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Preliminary negotiations




the terms of the offer must be definite and certain- all the material (important) terms
must be included. Material terms are those terms that allow a court to determine what
the damages are in the event that one of the parties breaches the contract


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definite and certain terms




contract not from words but from the conduct of the parties. There are 3
requirements: plaintiff provided some property or service to the defendant, plaintiff
expected to be paid for such property or service and a reasonable person in the
position of the defendant would have expected to pay for such property or services,
defendant has an opportunity to reject the property or services but did not-i.e- had a
heart attack, rushed to hospital, person is expected to pay the hospital bill


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Implied contracts

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