LEG 100 QUIZ WEEK 7
LEG 100 Quiz Week 7
1.
Statements of
fact about the past and present are called
2.
Ambiguities in
contracts are always interpreted in favor of the side that wrote the contract,
since they are the ones who know what the provision is supposed to mean.
3.
In the case of a
typo, a court will reform a contract if there is clear and convincing evidence
that the alleged mistake does not actually reflect the true intent of the
parties.
4.
A contract's
title need not be descriptive; the title "AGREEMENT" is sufficient.
5.
A spouse who is
named the beneficiary of a life insurance policy would ordinarily be
6.
Assignment is
prohibited when the obligor is agreeing to perform personal services.
7.
Most types of
duties may be delegated.
8.
If Casey assigns
her rights to receive income from rental property to Errol, then Errol will
legally acquire any rights to the income held by Casey.
9. What is spam?
10.
At its
inception, the Communications Decency Act of 1996, created broad immunity for
Internet service providers (ISPs) and websites.
11.
The federal
government has preempted the field of online privacy, so states may not pass
their own online privacy statutes.
12.
The Electronic
Communications Privacy Act of 1986 is a federal statute that regulates email.
13.
To be valid, an
agreement not to compete must be ancillary to a legitimate bargain.
14.
Contracts
generally do not require bargaining that leads to an exchange between the
parties.
15.
In a noncompete
agreement, the term "ancillary" means that
16.
Agreeing not to
open a competing business could be consideration.
17.
Which of the
following types of property would be classified as "goods" under
Article 2 of the UCC?
18.
If a seller
includes an express warranty in the written sales contract, any disclaimer is
invalid.
19.
Under the UCC
statute of frauds, the writing for a sale of goods must
20.
UCC Section 2-204
provides three important rules that enable parties to make a contract quickly
and informally. Which of the following is NOT one of these rules?
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