Ch.23 Quiz
Instructions
Please read the questions carefully.
This assessment is worth 100 points.
1.
A gift causa mortis is a conditional gift that may be revoked only
after the donor dies.
(5 points)
True
Fals
e
2.
Several persons may have different legal rights in the same property
at the same time.
(5 points)
True
Fals
e
3.
Common carriers are not permitted to limit their liability for damage
to bailed goods.
(5 points)
True
Fals
e
4.
If the bailee returns the goods in a damaged condition, there is a
rebuttable presumption of negligence on the part of the bailee.
(5
points)
True
Fals
e
5.
The finder of mislaid property must return the property to its original
owner if the original owner asks for its return.
(5 points)
True
Fals
e
6.
In order to create a bailment, the bailor and bailee need not agree in
writing to the existence of the bailment.
(5 points)
True
Fals
e
7.
An office building is classified as personal property.
(5 points)
True
Fals
e
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8.
Tangible property is property that has a physical existence; for
example, a car or a computer is tangible property.
(5 points)
True
Fals
e
9.
The finder of lost property has better rights to the property than
anyone, including the real owner.
(5 points)
True
Fals
e
10.
All states have statutes of limitations requiring the true owner of lost
property to claim it within a certain time.
(5 points)
True
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e
11.
Which of the following is an example of intangible property?
(5
points)
a
.

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