Angela is in good health and sound mind when she gives Brianna a quarter horse.
Brianna accepts. This is a gift
a. by production.
b. inter vivos.
c. causa mortis.
d. by accession.
Manhattan Developers, Inc., pays Northeast Trust Company to release its claim to a
strip of waterfront property. Northeast gives Manhattan a deed that conveys only
whatever interest Northeast has in the strip. This deed is
a. a warranty deed.
b. a special warranty deed.
c. a grant deed.
d. a quitclaim deed.
Rob steals a damaged, broken bike that is parked, unlocked, in a bike rack. He repairs,
paints, and replaces parts on the bike until it is like new. The original owner, Sue, then
claims it. The bike belongs to
a. the state under an estray statute.
b. Sue because Rob stole it.
c. Rob because he improved it substantially.
d. Rob and Sue as co-owners.
Ernie, the owner of Fallow Farm, sells Gus a right to park his RV on Fallow land
overnight. Gus's right is
a. a fee simple absolute.
b. a license.
c. a profit.
d. an easement.
Invested Capital Corporation provides other firms with funds to expand operations. If
Invested Capital strictly complies with existing laws, the firm's business ethics
obligations will
a. not be met.
b. be entirely met.
, c. not need to be met.
d. be partially met.
Fact Pattern 48-1
Truck & Transfer Inc. agrees to pick up two containers for United Home Products
Corporation and store their contents, to be delivered later. While Truck & Transfer
unloads one container, the other disappears from the company's loading dock.
Refer to Fact Pattern 48-1. Truck & Transfer can avoid liability
a. under any circumstances.
b. by proof that United Home was negligent in hiring TTC.
c. by proof that Truck & Transfer was not negligent.
d. by proof that Truck & Transfer's loading dock is in a high-crime area.
In studying the business law, students also review ethics in a business context. Ethics
includes the study of what constitutes
a. right or wrong behavior.
b. legal behavior.
c. religious behavior.
d. financially rewarding behavior.
Oleg takes a PowerMade-brand rototiller to QuikFix Inc. for repairs. Lacking certain
parts, QuikFix ships the rototiller to Repair & Parts Company. While in Repair & Parts's
possession, the machine is damaged by its failure to exercise the appropriate degree of
care. QuikFix can recover for the damage from
a. Oleg.
b. PowerMade.
c. no one.
d. Repair & Parts.
Miranda delivers her bridesmaid's dress to Nina for alterations. Nina promises that the
dress will be ready within five business days. Miranda agrees to pay the charge when
she picks up the dress. This is
a. not a bailment.
b. an implied bailment.
c. an involuntary bailment.
d. an express bailment.
In business deals, Fiona, the chief executive officer of Glazed Donuts, Inc., follows duty-
based ethical standards. These are most likely derived from