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Liability in a partnership.

In general, Partnership entails which one of the following liabilities?

A.  Unlimited Liability

B.  Limited Liability

C.  No Liability at all

D.  Both A and C

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Classification of contingent goods.

Contingent goods belong to ____ goods?

A.  Existing

B.  Future

C.  Contingent

D.  None of these

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Validity of a contract caused by fraud or coercion.

An agreement that is caused by fraud, misrepresentation & coercion is

A. Voidable

B. Partially Void

C. Valid

D. All of these

E. None of these

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Categories of public law.

Public Law is divided into ____ categories?

A. Three

B. Four

C. Two

D. None of these

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Role a minor can play in contracts.

A minor can be an

A. Surety

B. Agent

C. Partner

D. All of these

E. None of these

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Number of parties in a promissory note.

How many parties are there to a Promissory note?

A. Two parties

B. One party

C. Four party

D. Three parties

E. None of these

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Type of breach in a contract.

A breach of contract can be of ____ breach.

A.  Discharged

B.  Illegal

C.  Void

D.  None of these

 

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Classification of law as private or public.

Law is either private law or ____ law.

A. Public

B. Private

C. Local

D. None of these

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Classification of a contract for an illegal substance.

Thomas and Jeremiah entered a contract whereby Thomas agreed to sell Jeremiah $1,000 worth of heroin, an illegal substance. This is an example of a:

A.  Quasi contract.

B.  Void contract.

C.  Voidable contract.

D.  Secondary party beneficiary contract.

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Outcome of a lawsuit for breach of a lease agreement.

Patricia rented an apartment to David for $500 per month. Patricia and David signed a one-year lease, to be effective beginning January 1st. After three months, David decided that he did not like the apartment. He gave Patricia a 30-day written notice, stating that he would vacate the rental unit at the end of the thirty days, which was April 30th. Upon receipt of David’s notice, Patricia made reasonable efforts to find a new tenant. Nevertheless, the apartment remained vacant from May 1st through June 30th. Patricia re-rented the apartment beginning July 1st for one year. Patricia sues David in small claims court. What is the likely outcome?

A.   Patricia is entitled to the balance of the lease, or           $4,000, because David did not have a valid                   reason to breach the contract.

B.   Patricia is entitled to nothing because David                  gave Patricia thirty-days written notice.

C.  Patricia is entitled to $1,000, because she tried to        find another tenant immediately upon learning of        David’s intent to breach the contract but was                unable to re-lease the apartment until July 1st.

D. Patricia is entitled to $500, which represents one-        month’s rent.

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