BLAW 2 Flashcards

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Litigation

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process of taking legal action

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Express contracts

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Direct written or oral statement between two parties

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3
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implied contracts

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like getting on a bus no written or verbal contract needed

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elements of a contract

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An Agreement, Consideration, Contractual Capacity Legality, Genuine Consent,
Writing (?)

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5
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bilateral contracts

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2 promises get this in exchange for this

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unilateral contract

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get this in exchange for performance

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two elements of agreement

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consideration acceptance

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Promissory Estoppel or Detrimental Reliance

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The legal principle that a promise is enforceable by law when the promisor (person making the promise) makes a promise to the promisee (person being promised) who relies on it to his or her detriment.

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Equitable doctrine.

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“A promise which the promisor should reasonably expect to induce action or forbearance on the part of the promissee

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exculpatory clause

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provides an escape from liability

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unconscionable agreement

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overwhelmingly one-sided in favor of the party who has the superior bargaining power, that they are contrary to good conscience.

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12
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sufficiency of writing

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Contacts must outline both parties

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13
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parole of evidence rule

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Oral contract thrown out if contradicts written agreement

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economic loss rule

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, damages are only those related to economic losses suffered by the breach.

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15
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Quasi contract

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almost contract example of watching unintentional crew pave your driveway still must pay it

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16
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Uniform comercial code UCC

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the body of laws governing commercial transactions in the US.

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17
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art 1

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Purpose of the UCC: general guidance and definitions

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18
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art 2

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Applies to sale of goods (focus of Ch. 11)

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art 3

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Use of checks, promissory notes, and other financial instruments

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20
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art 4

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Rights and duties of banks and their clients

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21
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art 5

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Guaranteed payment by a bank that extends credit for a client

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22
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art 6

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Sale of large part of a company’s material

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art 7

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Papers proving ownership of goods being shipped

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24
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art 8

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Rights and Duties related to stock or other ownership interests

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art 9
Sales in which seller holds a financial interest in goods sold
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conflicting terms
offerer form does not match offeree form
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Statute of frauds
$500+ is not enforceable unless contract is presten
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tender of delivery
vaild and reasonable performance request
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sellers right to cure
sellers intent to fix an issue
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warranty of title
good title will be transferred
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express warranties
created by sellers description of quality
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negotiable instrument
unconditional promise to pay a fixed amount of money are checks or promisory notes
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negotiable instrument must
be payable to bearer is payable on demand does not state any other instruction
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ordinary holder
has same contract responsibilities as assignee
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holeder in due course
immune to legal action if items for the money are not received
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creditor
lends money
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debtor
money is lent
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principal
sum of debt owed
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equity financing
sale of stock or negotiable instruments
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debt financing
borrowing money evidenced by contract
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credit policy
capacity capital character collateral conditions
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open account
must pay within fixed time
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installment account
repay through payments
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revolving acount
credit cards
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insolvent
unable to pay debts
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Federal trade comission
watch debt collectors for harrassment
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abusive tactics
calling people several times a day
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credit with security
By agreement
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Suretyship
promise by third party to pay debt
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defense of sureties
same defense as contract law
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deficiency judgement
if proceeds from foreclosure not sufficient separate legal action is maintained
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Statutory redemption
period of time mortgagor has the right to redeem property by paying debt
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lien
must be removed before property is sold
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writ of attachment
order to seize an asset
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Writ of execution
seizure of property owned by plaintiff
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bankruptcy
ordered resolution when debtor owes more than can be paid
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chapter 7
liquidation
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chapter 13
develops a repayment plan 3-5 years to repay
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chapter 11
choice for large businesses no time limit
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income and means testing
whether person files under 7 or under 13
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priority of creditors
secured creditors, estate, wage claims,farmers and fisherman, security deposits, alimony and child support, taxes, unsecured creditors
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universal agents
Do all acts that can be legally delegated General Power of Attorney
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General agents
Execute all transaction with a business EG managers
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Special Agents
Execute a specific transaction i.e a real estate agent
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express authority
oral or written instruction create authority
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Implied Authority
Principals conduct or trade customes create authority
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Apparent authority
principal informs third party of agents intentions
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Principals duty to agent
cooperation, compensation, reimbursement, safe working conditions, indemnify(payback)
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duties of agents
Loyalty, obedience and performance, reasonable care and skill, account, notify
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liability of principal
if principle directs agent to do tort acts principal is liable
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vicarious liability
liability for unauthorized acts of agent
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deviations rule
when agent departs from scope of employment principal not liable
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sole proprietorship
no difference between business and sole proprietor
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general partnership
two or more owners have unlimited liability
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Limited partnership
two or more owners facilitates outside investment limited liability from owners
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C corporation
legal existence sepearate from owners best protected
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s corporation
taxes pass through to company owners who report share of profits and losses have to go through irs
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LLC corp
has pass through tax limited liability