Final Flashcards

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liquidated debt/damages

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the amount has been agreed on, settled, determined exactly

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2
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accord and satisfaction

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common means of settling disputed claim, whereby debtor offers to pay a lesser amount than creditor wants to be owed

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3
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promissory estoppel

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used to enforce promise when promisee justifiably relied on amount of funds to another person on demand or specified date

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4
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usury

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charging an illegal rate of interest

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5
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covenant to not compete

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contractual promise of one party to not conduct business similar to that of another party for a period of time within a geographical area

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6
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battle of the forms

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two merchants exchange separate standard forms containing different contract terms. contract is valid unless

1) original offer expressly limited acceptance to its terms
2) new/changed terms materially alter after contract
3) offeror objects to new or changed terms within reasonable period of time

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7
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unilateral mistake

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mistake occurs when only one party to contract is mistaken as to material fact

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8
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bilateral mistake

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both parties of a contract are mistaken about same material fact

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9
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elements of fraudulent misrepresentation

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1) misrepresentation of material fact must occur
2) must be an intent to deceive
3) innocent party must justifiably rely on misrepresentation

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10
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latent defect

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defect is not obvious, cannot be readily obtained

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11
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prenuptial agreements

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in the event of divorce, contract outlines which party is in possession of what, must be in writing to be enforced

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parol evidence rule

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prevents a party from presenting extrinsic evidence that discloses ambiguity and clarifies/adds to written terms of contract

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13
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types of damages

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nominal
compensatory
punitive
consequential

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14
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cover and mitigation of damages

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requirement that a plaintiff do whatever is reasonable to minimize damages caused by defendant’s breach of contract

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15
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nominal damages

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small monetary award granted t plaintiff when no actual damage was suffered

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16
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liquidated damages

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amount stipulated in contract that the parties to the contract believe to be reasonable estimation of the damages that will occur in the event of a breach

17
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specific performance

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equitable remedy in which a court orders parties to perform as promised in the contract, remedy normally is granted only when legal remedy is inadequate

18
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antitrust

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fair competition, prevents anticompetitive practices and unlawful restraints