Contract Law Flashcards
Define bilateral contract:
Promise for a promise
A unilateral contract is a:
Promise for a performance
4 essential elements of any contract:
1- Mutual Agreement
2- Consideration
3- Capacity/competency
4- Legal purpose
According to the Statute of Frauds (which has nothing to do with defining fraud), which of the following contracts do NOT have to be in writing to be enforceable:
a. Purchase of a primary residence for $87,000
b. A lease agreement for 2 years
c. Purchase of a used motorcycle for $895
d. An agreement to hire a gardener for six-months
D
T/F If the agent and the seller know the roof leaks, and the buyer never asks about it, they do not have to reveal that information to the buyer.
False
Partial Performance
In a contract dispute; all parties agree to just leave things as they are.
. In a contract dispute situation, if all parties agree to a “contract to end the contract” (everyone returns to their original position) this is an example of:
Rescission
Define Specific Performance
In a contract dispute situation, if one party sues asking the court to make the other do as he/she agreed
A money adjustment for actual losses is called _______.
damages
“Subject to” clauses in CONTRACTS are also known as:
Contingency
“Subject to” clauses in DEEDS are also known as:
Habendum
The seller changed the date of closing before signing and returning the offer to the agent. This would constitute an acceptance.
False
To sign a contract is to __________ it. The person who signs is called a(n) ________.
Execute, Signatory
In an executed contract, all its terms have been:
Performed
A contract which is still in process, and is not in default is:
Executory
A void contract lacks one or more of the essential elements. It is binding on ____________ of the parties.
None