BLAW 205- EXAM 2 UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. Four pillars of a valid contract
Answer:
Agreement, Consideration, Contractual Capacity, and Legality
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2. Express contract
Answer:
The terms are fully stated, whether written or orally
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3. Implied contract
Answer:
The conduct of the parties determines the terms
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4. Elements of acceptance
Answer:
Must be unequivocal and communicated to the offeror, silence does not
constitute acceptance, must be done in a timely manner and occurs when it is
sent
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5. Contract
Answer:
A promise for the breach of which the law provides a remedy
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6. Executed contract
Answer:
Has been fully performed by both parties (no further action required)
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7. Executory contract
Answer:
Has not been full performed
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8. Sources of Contract Law
Answer:
The common law and Uniform Commercial Code
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9. What type of contracts are governed by the UCC?
Answer:
Contracts for the sale and lease of goods
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10. Agreement
Answer:
An offer and an acceptance
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11. Consideration
Answer:
Something of value must be received or promised (benefit-detriment test)
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12. Contractual Capacity
Answer:
Both parties must be competent in order to enter a contract
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13. Legality
Answer:
The contract's purpose must be legal
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14. What are some common defenses to the enforceability of
a contract?
Answer:
Voluntary consent and form (some contracts are required by law to be written)
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15. Bilateral contract
Answer:
The offeree accepts by promising to perform the contract
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. Four pillars of a valid contract
Answer:
Agreement, Consideration, Contractual Capacity, and Legality
Question:
2. Express contract
Answer:
The terms are fully stated, whether written or orally
Question:
3. Implied contract
Answer:
The conduct of the parties determines the terms
Question:
4. Elements of acceptance
Answer:
Must be unequivocal and communicated to the offeror, silence does not
constitute acceptance, must be done in a timely manner and occurs when it is
sent
Question:
5. Contract
Answer:
A promise for the breach of which the law provides a remedy
Question:
6. Executed contract
Answer:
Has been fully performed by both parties (no further action required)
Question:
7. Executory contract
Answer:
Has not been full performed
, Question:
8. Sources of Contract Law
Answer:
The common law and Uniform Commercial Code
Question:
9. What type of contracts are governed by the UCC?
Answer:
Contracts for the sale and lease of goods
Question:
10. Agreement
Answer:
An offer and an acceptance
Question:
11. Consideration
Answer:
Something of value must be received or promised (benefit-detriment test)
Question:
12. Contractual Capacity
Answer:
Both parties must be competent in order to enter a contract
Question:
13. Legality
Answer:
The contract's purpose must be legal
Question:
14. What are some common defenses to the enforceability of
a contract?
Answer:
Voluntary consent and form (some contracts are required by law to be written)
Question:
15. Bilateral contract
Answer:
The offeree accepts by promising to perform the contract