Jul 2012 Flashcards

1
Q

BFP =

A

Subsequent purchaser for value without notice of previous transfer

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2
Q

Desertion as ground for divroce if:

A

1) breaking of cohabitation
2) intent to desert

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3
Q

Can mutual agreement to separate = desertion?

A

No

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4
Q

When is a written property settlement agreement valid and effective?

A

Upon execution

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5
Q

If PSA not incorporated into court order,

A

Still enforceable if filed with court before entry of final decree

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6
Q

If PSA enforceable, can court modify PSA?

A

NO

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7
Q

If W admits in court that W and H modified agreement orally, can that count as an enforceable modification?

A

Yes

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8
Q

Can W seek contempt of court?

A

Only if PSA was part of court order.

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9
Q

Divorce - which court to file in?

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1) last cohabited place or
2) where P is domiciled and has lived for last 6 months

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10
Q

If party is partnership, what is partnership’s citizenship for PJ?

A

Every state where partner is citizen

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11
Q

Can claims be aggregated for diversity $75K requiremenet

A

Yes

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12
Q

Where can D properly transfer venue to?

A

Where substantial part of COA arose AND where all Ds reside, if all the same

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13
Q

Where does D reside for venue requirement purposes

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Where it would be subject to PJ

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14
Q

When can D implead a 3PD?

A

When D believes 3PD is liable for some or all of D’s liability

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15
Q

3PD requirements:

A

SMJ and PJ

If no SMJ, can use supplemental JXN (same T/O)

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16
Q

Trust beneficiaries include both

A

Current or future beneficial interests

17
Q

Duties that trustee owes to beneficiaries:

A

Duty of loyalty, prudence, and impartiality

18
Q

Duty of loyalty in trust context =

A

Not favouring own interests over B’s

19
Q

Prudence

A

Administer trust as a prudent person would, considering circumstances, terms, etc. reasonable caref

20
Q

Duty of impartiality:

A

Not favouring one B over another

21
Q

Even if trust allowed trustee to give in sole discretion, needs to be:

A

in GF and in accordance with terms and Bs’ interests

22
Q

Remove and replace trustee if

A

1) serious breach of trust OR
2) unwillingness/unfitness/persistent failure to administer trust

23
Q

UCC contract - how to get J to deliver 100 tons of apples?

A

1) Specific performance
2) Detinue or pre-trial seizure
3) Temporary injunction

24
Q

SP ok for contracts even if goods not unique?

A

Yes, UCC requirement on that relaxed now

25
Q

Pre-trial seizure - need to sow

A

at least one ground for attachment (e.g. about to sell in violation of law/obligation)

26
Q

defenses to SP/Detinue/Pre-trial seizure/TRO in UCC contract situation?

A

1) lack of consideration (not a good defense in requirement contracts, so requirement Ks don’t need consideration, just GF and commercial fair dealing)

2) Misrepresentation/fraud - hard if not material

27
Q

Voluntary intoxication only a defense against mens rea requirement for

A

first-degree murder

28
Q

Conspiracy requires:

A

Shared intent and agreement to commit crime

29
Q

Who can bring breach of fid duty of loyalty claim against corporation?

A

Corporation itself or shareholders as derivative action on behalf of corp (not by SH individually)

30
Q

Business Judgment rule

A

GF and reasonable

31
Q

Cap on liability for officers and directors for breach of fid duty ok?

A

Yes, but doesn’t cover wilful misconduct

32
Q

Sometimes court can enter judgment against defaulting defendant

A

for the relief appearing to the court to be due