PLST 226 Quiz 2 Formation of a Contract
PLST 226 Quiz 2 Formation of a Contract Consideration and Drafting a Contract
- Courts often use a predetermined set of rules to decide if consideration is adequate to form a contract.
- Is an offer that contains the language “Your acceptance must be sent by first-class mail and will not be effective until I actually receive it” subject to the mailbox rule?
- Micah, a wholesaler of handbags, agrees to sell to Owen, a retailer, 50 phony Coach bags for $300, payable on delivery. Owen never gets the bags because the FBI raids Micah’s business and seizes all Micah’s inventory. If Owen sues Micah for breach of contract, Micah will prevail.
- When an offeree pays the offeror money to keep an offer open for a specified period of time, a(n) ________ is created.
- EasyBus Co. charges $1 per ride for bus transportation. When you board one of its buses to ride to work, you are the ________ and you form a/an ________ contract.
- “Legalese” includes overly complex or archaic language as well as stilted or overly formal sentence structure.
- When a party is owed a known sum, his or her claim is ________ .
- An employer lays off an employee, saying, “We’ll call you back to work when we need you.” This is an illusory promise.
- Courts favor a clear assent to an offer, resulting in the formation of a unilateral contract.
- “Institute” is legalese for “begin.”
- A court may enforce a contract even though the offer was made in jest.
- For consideration to exist in a contract, there must be an exchange of something of value.
- Some types of unconscionability could be prevented if all consumer contracts were readable and understandable.
- You should set off important text by putting it in quotation marks.
- If a written offer does not specify a mode of acceptance, how should you accept it?
- Only the person to whom an offer is directed has the power to accept.
- When two parties exchange promises of benefits or detriments, ________ exists.
- “Output contract” is another name for a requirements contract.
- When a claim is in dispute, it is liquidated.
- Purpose, parties, subject matter, terms, legal requirements, legal ramifications, and effective date should be included in a(n) ________ of a client’s needs.
- The most typical exchange of value is an exchange of property.
- A promise to compensate someone for a past moral obligation is ________ .
- An offer must be directed to only one party.
- A gift is made without consideration or compensation.
- A typical advertisement contains specific quantity terms.