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PGDL Contract A - Caselaw and relevant statutes. Exam Questions And Answers (Guaranteed A+) Storer v Manchester City Council - AnswerOffer and acceptance, an offeror must show an intention to be legally bound; this intention is decided by an objective test, 'I will send you the agreement' Gibson v Manchester City Council - AnswerOffer and acceptance, offers must be clear and certain, tenant received a letter saying 'may be prepared to sell' but was not able to purchase his house Partridge v Crittenden - AnswerOffer and acceptance, advertisements are invitations to treat Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co - AnswerOffer and acceptance, a binding contract is formed when the offeror issues an unilateral offer with a clear prescribed act, and when they display a clear intent to be bound; the need for communication of acceptance by the offeree to the offeror with unilateral offers is waived, unilateral offer with influenza smoke balls Fisher v Bell - AnswerOffer and acceptance, price-marked goods displayed in a shop window are not an offer for sale but an invitation to treat Spencer v Harding - AnswerOffer and acceptance, invitations to tender are generally invitations to treat Harvela Investments v Royal Trust Co of Canada - AnswerOffer and acceptance, if an invitation to tender expressly contains an undertaking to accept the highest or lowest bid, it is an offer not an invitation to treat Blackpool & Fylde Aero Club v Blackpool Borough Council - AnswerOffer and acceptance, an invitation to tender contractually obliges the invitor to consider tenders where the tenders were solicited by specified parties known to the requesting party; there was an absolute deadline for submission; the party requesting tenders had laid down absolute conditions for submission Payne v Cave - AnswerOffer and acceptance, the auctioneer's request for bids is an invitation to treat; the offeror may revoke his offer any time before acceptance ©EVERLY 2024/2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 2 | P a g e Warlow v Harrison - AnswerOffer and acceptance, if there is no 'reserve price' in an auction, the auctioneer may be sued for breach of contract if he refuses to sell to the highest bona fide bidder (ober) Hyde v Wrench - AnswerOffer and acceptance, a counter offer terminates the original offer; acceptance must be unqualified and correspond exactly with the terms of the original offer (the mirror image rule) Stevenson, Jacques & Co v McLean - AnswerOffer and acceptance, questions or requests for clarifications concerning an offer are requests for further information and do not nullify the original offer Financings v Stimson - AnswerOffer and acceptance, failure by the offeree to fulfil the condition (express or implied, set by offeror) will prevent acceptance. There was an implied condition that the car would be in the same condition at the time of acceptance as at the time of the offer. Dickinson v Dodds - AnswerOffer and acceptance, if the offeror agrees to keep the offer open for a stipulated period, he is not bound by this unless the offeree gives something of value in return Great Northern Railway Company v Witham - AnswerOffer and acceptance, unilateral offers may be revoked at any time prior to the completion of the required act Errington v Errington & Woods - AnswerOffer and acceptance, if the offeree has partially performed the required act in a unilateral offer and is willing and able to complete, the unilateral offer may not be revoked R v Clarke - AnswerOffer and acceptance, acceptance must be made in response to / with knowledge of the offer Manchester Diocesian Council for Education v Commercial and General Investments - AnswerOffer and acceptance, the offeror may prescribe a mode of acceptance that the offeree must follow, but the offeror must make it clear that no other form of acceptance would be binding Tinn v Hoffman - AnswerOffer and acceptance, a mode of acceptance 'no less advantageous to the offeror' will be binding if the offeror does not provide a mandatory mode of acceptance Felthouse v Bindley - AnswerOffer and acceptance, the offeror may not stipulate he will take silence as acceptance that binds the offeree Adams v Lindsell - AnswerOffer and acceptance, the postal rule - where post is deemed to be a proper means of communication, acceptance takes effect from the moment the letter of acceptance is properly posted Powell v Lee - AnswerOffer and acceptance, a

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Pest Control (Florida) Exam Questions And
Answers (Guaranteed A+)


FDACS - Answer✔Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services

FIFRA (Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act) - Answer✔and its later
amendments charge the EPA with registering new pesticides and regulating their sale, use, and
labeling
Limited Certification - Answer✔A designation on a license issued under the structural pest
control act
RUP - Answer✔Restricted Use Pesticide

chapter 388 Florida statue - Answer✔often refer as the mosquito control law

what federal agency is responsible for enforcing FIFRA - Answer✔EPA
which statement about FIFRA is false A. Approved pesticides labels have the force of law B.
state restrictions on pesticides can be more liberal that those of FIFRA - Answer✔Answer. B.
state restrictions on pesticides can be more liberal that those of FIFRA.
which regulatory agency is responsible for administering the the three Florida law's that govern
applicator licensing - Answer✔FDACS

Biomagnification - Answer✔The increase in chemical concentration in animal tissues as the
chemical moves up the food chain
pest management methods - Answer✔Biological Control, Chemical Control, Cultural Control,
Genetic Control, Mechanical/Physical Control, Regulatory Control
mechanical control - Answer✔physical removal of invasive species trap's, screens, barriers,
fences, and nets cultivation is one of the most important methods
biological control - Answer✔natrual enemies including pathogens
cultural control - Answer✔alteration of one or more environmental factors that attract pest
species
chemical control - Answer✔Use of pesticides or herbicides to manage an unwanted organism(s)
(photo: herbicide used to kill dandelions)


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pesticides - Answer✔Any one of various substances used to kill harmful insects (insecticide),
fungi (fungicide), vermin, or other living organisms that destroy or inhibit plant growth, carry
disease, or are otherwise harmful.
IPM - Answer✔Integrated Pest Management
Pest Identification - Answer✔physical features of pest likely to be encounter , characteristics of
the damages they cause , their development and biology , whether they are key , occasional,or
secondary poo pest . your pest control goal is. prevention, eradication,or suppression.
Key Pest - Answer✔a pest that occurs on a regular basis for a given crop

Occasional pests - Answer✔these pests may cause problems once every few years when
environmental conditions favor their development
Secondary pests - Answer✔become a problem when key pest is controlled or eliminated.

monitoring the population - Answer✔measuring pest population

IPM to work - Answer✔1. identify the pest 2. set up monitoring program 3. know the pest level
that triggers control 4.;know what control methods are available 5. evaluate the benefits and risks
of each method.
Pesticides resistance - Answer✔the ability of an insect , fungus,weed ,rodent or other pest to
tolerate a pesticide that once controlled them.
A steel mesh termite shield is an example of _ control - Answer✔mechanical

when applying pesticides the most likely area of exposure is - Answer✔skin
a preventive termite treatment permit shall be probationary status for_ after a licensee is found to
be in violation of chapter 482.051. - Answer✔120 days
which signal word is associated with hazard class I and chemicals that have severe corrosive
properties but do not necessarily have very low oral LD50 values - Answer✔Danger
Which statement is true? about PPE required by the label. - Answer✔sometimes a label has
different PPE requirements for pesticides application and mixing concentrates
482 requires the licensee must maintain for _ years the record for each preconstruction treatment
- Answer✔three years
The wdo notice of inspection must be at least _ in size according to 482 and consist of a material
that will last at least _ years - Answer✔3x5 inches, 3 years

which pesticide has the most active ingredient? a. 5g b.10d c. 25 w d.50 wp - Answer✔50 wp
5E-14 mandates that all pesticides used by licensed pest control compines - Answer✔have a state
or federal label registration. and Be kept under lock and key when in unattended service vehicles
in the field.


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