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1
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What is the exception to the statute of frauds for land sale contracts.

A

An oral agreement:

1) payment of all or part of the purchase price
2) possession
3) substantial improvement

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when can you modify a K?

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UCC - good faith

Common law - Old rule must have new consideration (pre-existing duty rule);

New Rule: unforeseen difficulty and fair/reasonable w/o new consideration

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Diversity jurisdiction amount in controversy requirement

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Single plaint., single claim - 75K
Single plaint., multiple claim - can aggregate if same facts/controversy

Multiple plaint. - one plaint. must qualify, other can join if same controversy

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Who can serve the summons/complaint?

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Anyone over the age of 18 who is not a party

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What is a bona-fide purchaser in real estate?

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(1) Pays value; AND

(2) Takes w/o notice

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Intentional infliction of emotional distress (IIED)

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(1) intentional;
(2) extreme and outrageous conduct
(3) for third party - (presence; close family member; knowledge of the person)

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Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress (NIED)

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Zone of danger (more?)

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Is the necessary and proper clause an independent source of congressional power?

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No, it must be used in conjunction with another source.

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Explain Embezzlement, larceny by trick, and false pretenses.

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Embezzlement - conversion when you have lawful possession

Larceny by trick - obtaining possession by false representation and then converting.

False pretenses - obtaining title by false pretenses with intent to defraud.

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What crimes can co-conspirators be charged with?

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(1) crimes that are a foreseeable outgrowth of the conspiracy; and
(2) crimes committed in furtherance of the conspiracy.

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Types of 3rd Party Beneficiaries and their rights

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Intended (creditor/done) - right to secure enforcement of agreement against breaching promisor; promisee only if there is an independent agreement

Incidental beneficiary – no right to seek enforcement

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12
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When do third party beneficiary rights vest

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(a) Brings suit on the matter
(b) Changes position/justifiable reliance;
(c) manifests assent at request of promisee/promisor
(d) express terms of K

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13
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Requirements to assign

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Intent;

to make a present transfer

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When can multiple plaintiffs/defendants join together?

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1) their claim arises out of the same transaction or occurrence; and
2) any question of law or fact is common to all plaintiffs.

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What types of K’s are not delegable/assignable?

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personal service K, long-term requirements K’s.

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16
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What is the timeline for notice of a deposition?

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A deposition may not be used if served with less than 14 days notice and filing of a protective order.

17
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What must the non-moving party do in a summary judgment motion?

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Non-moving party cannot rely solely on their pleadings (usually the plaint.)

18
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Defamation analysis

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Public - must prove malice

private - malice not required

19
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Assurances under the UCC

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If party has reasonable grounds for insecurity about K:

1) seek assurances
2) in writing; and
3) can treat as repudiated after 30 days (if not assurances

20
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Co-tenant searches?

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Contenant can consent with actual or apparent authority

other co-tenant can revoke consent

21
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When can a mortgagor redeem his property?

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Any time after default but before foreclosure

If statutorily allowed, can purchase after foreclosure sale with sale price.

22
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Can you waive the right to redeem mortgaged property?

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No

23
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Habit Evidence key words

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words like “invariably, always, frequently, often,” trigger habit questions. Testimony can be offered without corroboration or eyewitness to show someone acted w/in the conformity of the trait/habit.