Ch10 Flashcards

1
Q

Know what a non-binding promise is what happens is someone breaks a non-binding promise

A

Non-binding promise: Not a contract
Nothing happens

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2
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Know what is required to make promises legally binding

A

There must be consideration
Each party must give each other something of value

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3
Q

Know the definition of an express contract

A

Uses words

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4
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Know the definition of an offer

A

Serious intent
Details
Communicated to the offeree

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5
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An offer (from the offeror) and an acceptance (from the offeree) form a contract

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An offer (from the offeror) and an acceptance (from the offeree) form a contract

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To have a valid offer (and thereby a valid contract) there must be clear intent to be bound by the offer.

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To have a valid offer (and thereby a valid contract) there must be clear intent to be bound by the offer.

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7
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Know whether Advertisements are considered offers.

A

There are not, There are invitations

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8
Q

Know the examples of termination of offer by operation of law

A

Death

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9
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Know what the Caley v. Gulfstream Aerospace Court said that continued employment is valid consideration for a change in the employment contract

A

Continuative employment was consideration there was a contract

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10
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Know what the court decided in Universal Truckload, Inc. v. Dalton Logistics, Inc

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There was not contract but Dalton could recover based on promissory estoppel

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11
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Consideration does not have to be equal or at market value to valid

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Consideration does not have to be equal or at market value to valid

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12
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Contracts to commit a crime are illegal and therefore void

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Contracts to commit a crime are illegal and therefore void

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13
Q

Know how a minor keeps a contract after they turn 18

A

They can affirm the contract

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14
Q

Know what would make a contract unenforceable

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If the law change and made the subject of the law illegal after the contract was created

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15
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Know what an exculpatory agreement is

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You are putting someone in danger and they must agree that they cannot keep you liable

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16
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Know what the Crowley v. Empire Fire & Marine Ins. Co. said about an insurance contract excluding coverage for accidents caused by intoxicated drivers

A

Perfectly fine they have that clause and the insurance company does not have to pay

17
Q

What happens when one party makes an error in the contract, and the other party knows about the error, but does not say anything

A

A mutual mistake

18
Q

Know what happens when there is a bilateral (mutual) mistake in a contract

A

It is voidable by either party

19
Q

E-signing a contract is just as valid as signing it physically

A

E-signing a contract is just as valid as signing it physically

20
Q

Why was there no quantum meruit for the Plaintiff in Jones v. Four Corners Rod & Gun Club?

A

The value of the fair market rent was higher than the labor he performed and he got everything he deserved

21
Q

4 Elements to a Valid Contract

A

Agreement
Consideration
Capacity
Legality

22
Q

Manifestation of Intent

A

Advertisements, negotiations are not offers because no clear intent

23
Q

Mirror, Image Rule

A

Acceptance must be the same

24
Q

By operation of law

A

Death or incapacity of offeror or offeree

25
Q

Exculpatory

A

Digging out your liability

27
Q

Voidable

28
Q

Valid