Question 10 incorrect incorrect contracts that

Question 10
Incorrect
Incorrect
Contracts that unreasonably restrain trade have been deemed illegal
since the federal
are okay if they are entered into freely and at arms' length.
were illegal at common law back into medieval times.
None of the above.
have generally not been considered illegal since the 1980s.
Sherman Act in 1890.

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Question 11
Eleanor pays Zach $500 to poison Mrs. Roberts cottonwood tree that is
blocking Eleanor's view of the ocean. Before Zach does the deed,
Eleanor decides against the deal. She is entitled to her money back
from Zach.
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Question 14
Incorrect Incorrect
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Question 12
Under the blue-pencil rule, a court can delete from the agreement only
that part that is unreasonable to compete thenceforth.
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Question 13
After Linda was discovered by her employer to have embezzled
$20,000 on the job, the employer promised not to press charges if she
would repay the money. The promise is not enforceable.

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On January 1, William contracts to build a house for Susan.
Construction is to begin July 1, and be completed by February 15 of the
next year (seven months). This agreement is not subject to the statute
of frauds.
False
True
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Question 15
According to the statute, which of the following is an exception to the
Statute of Frauds written requirement?
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Question 16
Incorrect Incorrect
Which of the following is true with regard to the parol evidence rule?

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The rule has no bearing on events that have transpired before the
contract in dispute was signed.
The rule applies only in cases where the parties never intended the
written contract to be their full understanding and intend it to be partly
oral.
It applies only to the oral discussions that do not make it into the final
written agreement.
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