Exam 1 Review- CON 216 - Contract Law
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laws - ANSWER Congress is established in Article ____________ of the Constitution is has the responsibility of creating ___ ________.
statute
written - ANSWER Statutory la
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Exam 1 Review- CON 216 - Contract Law
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laws - ANSWER Congress is established in Article ____________ of the Constitution is has the responsibility of creating ___ ________.
statute
written - ANSWER Statutory law is an actual ____________ and represents the exact way the law is ____________.
Common law - ANSWER ____________ is how the courts interpret a statute.
Executive Order - ANSWER An ____________ provides guidance and required actions pertaining to laws that are in effect.
two
promise
promise - ANSWER A bilateral contract is between ____________ parties and provides a ____________ for a ____________.
one
promise
act - ANSWER A unilateral contract is a ____________ party agreement and creates a ____________ for an ____________.
Competent parties
Mutual assent
Consideration
Lawful purpose
Certainty of terms - ANSWER The 5 elements of a contract are: ____________, ____________, ____________, ____________, ____________.
bargained - ANSWER Consideration is the ____________ for legal value of the deal.
express
implied - ANSWER Actual authority consists of ____________ and ____________.
implied
delegated - ANSWER ____________ authority is ____________ authority to perform a certain task.
equity - ANSWER Within the civil court structure, courts handle matters of law and ____________.
Equity - ANSWER ____________ is the modification of behavior of an entity.
Promissory Estoppel - ANSWER ____________ is a court ruling that requires the guilty party to stop something despite there be no violation of law.
Research & Development - ANSWER R&D stands for ____________.
Authorization - ANSWER An ____________ from Congress does not make money available.
Appropriations - ANSWER ____________ make money available for spending on a specific purpose.
commit - ANSWER Government agencies ____________ money to a specific program.
obligates - ANSWER The agent, such as the contracting officer, ____________ funds.
purpose
time
amount - ANSWER Congress applies three levels of limitations to funding: ____________, ____________, ____________.
unlimited data rights - ANSWER the Government has ____________ when the data is created exclusively with Government funds.
limited data rights - ANSWER the Government has ____________ when the data was created with private funds.
government purpose rights
government - ANSWER The Government has ____________ when funding comes from both Government a private sources. This allows the Government to use the rights for a ____________ purpose.
The Government has ____________ when they are separately agreed to by the parties. - ANSWER Negotiated Rights
The Government Accountability Office falls under Article ____________ of the Constitution. - ANSWER 1
The ASBCA falls under Article ____________ of the Constitution. - ANSWER 2
A patent is a statutory monopoly granted to an inventor that lasts for ____________ years. - ANSWER 20
A copyright is a statutory grant of a monopoly for the life of the creator plus ____________. - ANSWER 70
____________ require no registration. - ANSWER Trade Secrets
A ____________ is a proceeding to resolve a disagreement in connection with the ____________ of a Government contract. - ANSWER protest
awarding
A ____________ is a disagreement concerning the administration of an ____________ contract. - ANSWER dispute
existing
The three locations that a contractor can file a protest are: ____________, ____________, ____________. - ANSWER agency
GAO
courts
Prior to submission of a protest all parties shall use best efforts to resolve concerns at the ____________ level. - ANSWER contracting officer
Protests shall be filed before bid opening or no later than ____________ days after the basis of protest is ____________. - ANSWER 10
known
Only ____________, someone with a ____________ economic interest can file a protest. - ANSWER interested parties
direct
The Assignment of Claims Act pro
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