Defenses Flashcards
A contract for one month of service that is to begin 13 months in the future is ___________.
Subject to the Statute of Frauds because the one-year period runs from the date of the agreement
A contract involving illegal consideration
is void, rather than voidable.
In a contract for the sale of goods priced 500 dollars or more, if the goods are received and accepted or paid for
the contract will be enforced even if there is no writing.
Mutual mistake can be a defense to the formation of a contract if:
The mistake concerns a basic assumption on which the contract is made
A mistaken assumption as to the _______ of the subject matter generally will not be remedied.
Value.
In determining whether a service contract is subject to the Statute of Frauds, one should look to the:
Date of the Agreement.
The Statute of Frauds requires that certain contracts be evidenced by
a writing signed by the parties to be bound.
When two merchants enter into an oral contract for the sale of goods and one party sends to the other party a signed, written confirmation of the agreement, it:
Binds both the sender and recipient, provided the recipient had reason to know of its contents and did not object in writing within 10 days of receipt
The confirmatory memo rule applies __________.
only if both parties to the agreement are merchants.
The confirmatory memo rule is an exception to
the statute of frauds.
The concept of __________ is the refusal of a court to enforce a contract provision or an entire contract to avoid “unfair” terms.
Unconscionability
Under the confirmatory memo rule, a written confirmation sent from one party to the other confirming the terms of their oral sales agreement will:
bind the sender only if he is a merchant and the memo is signed.
A contract entered into between an infant and an adult is __________.
voidable by the infant but binding on the adult.
A mutual mistake as to a basic assumption on which the contract is made will
always render the contract voidable.
A seller of land under an oral sale contract will succeed in a suit against the buyer for the purchase price if:
The seller conveys the property to the buyer.