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Chapter 6Criminal LawTRUE/FALSE1. The burden of proof in a criminal trial is "beyond a reasonable doubt."ANS: TPTS: 12. Corporations may be held liable for crimes.ANS: TPTS: 13. Businesses suffer considerable loss as victims of criminal actions, b
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Chapter 7Intentional TortsTRUE/FALSE1. In order to sue for battery, a plaintiff must prove that he or she has received a physical injury.ANS: FPTS: 12. Al, the driver on a cross-country bus, kisses Susie, a passenger, while she sleeps. Al could be su
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Chapter 8Negligence and Strict LiabilityTRUE/FALSE1. A blind person will be held to the standard of care of a reasonable blind person rather than that of thereasonable sighted person for purposes of determining negligence.ANS: TPTS: 12. In applying
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Chapter 9Introduction to ContractsTRUE/FALSE1. General contract law governs all contracts outside the scopeof the UCC.ANS:TPTS:12. The difference between an express contract and an impliedin fact contract is the manner in which assent is manifest
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Chapter 10Mutual AssentTRUE/FALSE1. On Tuesday morning John sends a letter to Arlene rejectingher offer, but later the same day John changes his mind andsends a letter of acceptance to Arlene. The letter of accept ance will be effective only if it is
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Chapter 11Conduct Invalidating AssentTRUE/FALSE1. Marjorie has been cared for by her family physician for 35years. She decides to assume the mortgage on his new clinic. The contract is automatically invalid because of undueinfluence.ANS:FPTS:12.
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Chapter 12ConsiderationTRUE/FALSE1. A new promise to perform a voidable obligation that hasnot been avoided previously is enforceable without newconsideration.ANS:TPTS:12. In some states a promise under seal is binding without consideration.ANS:
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Chapter 13Illegal BargainsTRUE/FALSE1. An agreement for sale of an illegal substance will be en forced by the courts if all other elements of the contract arepresent.ANS:FPTS:12. Bargains are illegal if they involve a crime or tort but not ifthey
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Chapter 14Contractual CapacityTRUE/FALSE1. Kris, age 17, who looks 18 or older, makes a contract tobuy a car from Maisie, who is the age of majority. Maisiefinds out Kris's age. Maisie may avoid the contract even ifKris did not misrepresent his age.
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Chapter 15Contracts in WritingTRUE/FALSE 1. The parol evidence rule is an exclusionary rule of evidence. ANS: F PTS: 12. The parol evidence rule only applies to written contracts. ANS: T PTS: 13. The word parol literally means release. ANS: F PTS: 14.
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Chapter 16Third Parties to ContractsTRUE/FALSE 1. After an assignment, only the assignee has a right to the obligor's performance. ANS: T PTS: 12. The person who makes an assignment is the assignor. ANS: T PTS: 13. A gratuitous assignment is always rev
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Chapter 17Performance, Breach, and DischargeTRUE/FALSE 1. The law assumes that respective performances under a contract are concurrent conditions, unless there is an agreement to the contrary. ANS: T PTS: 12. A condition may be inserted into a contract
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Chapter 18Contract RemediesTRUE/FALSE 1. An employees promise of providing ordinary personal services may be enforced by an injunction against serving another employer. ANS: F PTS: 12. To fully compensate plaintiffs in breach of contract cases, courts a
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Chapter 19Relationship of Principal and AgentTRUE/FALSE1. A gratuitous agent has a duty of loyalty and is liable for any harm caused byhis careless performance.ANS:TPTS:12. An agent will not be authorized to act for a principal unless he receives
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Chapter 20Relationship with Third PartiesTRUE/FALSE1. Roy is the promoter of a new corporation that has not yet been incorporated.On behalf of the as-yet unincorporated business, he enters into a three-yearlease agreement for office space and personal
University of Florida - BUL - 3330
Chapter 20Relationship with Third PartiesTRUE/FALSE1. Roy is the promoter of a new corporation that has not yet been incorporated. On behalf of the as-yetunincorporated business, he enters into a three-year lease agreement for office space and personal
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Chapter 22PerformanceTRUE/FALSE 1. A merchant buyer of goods receives nonconforming goods. The merchant buyer rightfully rejects and appropriately notifies the seller, but the seller has no agent in the buyer's city. The goods are perishable and threaten
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Chapter 23Transfer of Title and Risk of LossTRUE/FALSE 1. Title to existing, identified goods can pass whenever the parties agree it will pass. ANS: T PTS: 12. Under a shipment contract, the seller passes title to the buyer when the goods arrive. ANS: F
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Chapter 24Products Liability: Warranties and Strict Liability in TortTRUE/FALSE 1. Jared drives his car knowing that the brakes are defective and has an accident in which the car is damaged and he is injured. He will likely be unable to recover from the
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Chapter 25Sales RemediesTRUE/FALSE 1. The Code's remedies are cumulative, therefore, a seller may both withhold delivery of the goods and identify goods to the contract. ANS: T PTS: 12. A company may be considered insolvent under the Code if it is unabl
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Chapter 26Form and ContentTRUE/FALSE 1. With a draft, a drawee orders a second party, the drawer, to pay a fixed amount of money to a third party, the payee. ANS: F PTS: 12. Notes and certificates of deposit are orders to pay money to a third person. AN
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Chapter 27TransferTRUE/FALSE 1. Under the shelter rule, the transferee gets the rights of the transferor who is a holder in due course even if the transfer is not for value. ANS: T PTS: 12. The requirements for negotiation are the same for both order pa
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Chapter 28Holder in Due CourseTRUE/FALSE 1. The shelter rule applies even if the transferee was a party to fraud or illegality. ANS: F PTS: 12. The Code provides that for checks, a reasonable time for demand for payment is sixty days, after which a purc
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Chapter 29Liability of PartiesTRUE/FALSE 1. Warranty liability may be imposed on both nonsigners and signers of an instrument. ANS: T PTS: 12. Presentment is a condition to the holders right to recover from parties with primary liability. ANS: F PTS: 1