Other FINAL EXAM Vocab Flashcards

1
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courts will honor decisions made in other courts

A

comity

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2
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when you believe you have a contract and one party performs..such as painting the house, but then the home owner refuses to pay causing this _______.

A

unjust enrichment

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3
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In order for a Contracts to be present:

  1. ) unilateral or bilateral
  2. ) Both parties must express (orally or written) that they want a contract must give consideration
  3. ) It is implied in fact
  4. ) Price does not need to be specified neccessarily
A

Contract formation

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4
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must adopt all term of the contract and cannot change or modify terms.

A

mirror image rule

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5
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an obligation of one party to another imposed by law independently of an agreement between the parties.

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quasi contract

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6
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if one party modifies the rules of the initial contract, but accepts and sends back to offeror they now become the offeror because they created a new contract

A

counter offer

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7
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A promisor—one who makes a promise—makes a gratuitous promise that he should reasonably have expected to induce action or forbearance of a definite and substantial character on the part of the promisee—one to whom a promise has been made. The promisee justifiably relies on the promise. A substantial detriment—that is, an economic loss—ensues to the promisee from action or forbearance. Injustice can be avoided only by enforcing the promise.

A

promissory estoppel

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8
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must have the mental capacity to enter into a contract

A

contractual capacity

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9
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one party is in superior bargaining position and takes advantage of the other party.

A

unconscionability

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10
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A party who demonstrates that he or she did not genuinely assent to the terms of a contract may avoid the contract. Genuine assent may be lacking due to …
5 things

A
mistake
misrepresentation
intentional misrepresentation/fraud
undue influence
duress
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11
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if a contract is in writing then look to the contract for any misaligned facts. Must go by what is stated in the contract.

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parole evidence rule

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12
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when an unforeseen event undermines a party’s principle purpose for entering into a contract, and both parties knew of this principle purpose at the time the contract was made.

A

frustration of purpose

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13
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Who takes responsibility for losses in a shipment contract?

A

buyer

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14
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what takes responsibility for losses in a destination contract?

A

seller

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15
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If parties don’t agree on who carries the responsibility for loss in the contract then it is agreed upon be the default rule. Who does the default fall on?

A

shipment contract

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16
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A type of foreign check that is guaranteed by the issuing bank, but that is not payable in full until a specified amount of time after it is received and accepted. Time drafts are a type of short-term credit used for financing transactions of goods in international trade.

A

time draft