Which of the following is a false statement regarding consideration?
Selected
Answer: An unfair bargain cannot constitute consideration since
nobody would genuinely bargain for a contract that is not
fair.
Questio
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Which of the following is a false statement regarding consideration?
Selected
Answer: An unfair bargain cannot constitute consideration since
nobody would genuinely bargain for a contract that is not
fair.
Question 2
5 out of 5 points
Which of the following can serve as consideration?
Selected
Answer: Both a and
b.
Question 3
5 out of 5 points
Angus is a drywall contractor. He learns that his neighbor, Bonnie, had
some water damage and has been talking to Drywall Solutions, another
drywall contractor, to complete the repairs. Angus tells Bonnie that she
does not need to hire a drywall contractor and that he will perform the
work at no cost if Bonnie will supply the drywall materials. Bonnie calls
Drywall Solutions, which had offered to do the work for $3,000, and tells
them not to come. Angus subsequently refuses to do the work. Bonnie has
to pay a third drywall contractor $4,000 to complete the job. What
argument should Bonnie make to recover from Angus?
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Selected
Answer: That Bonnie relied on Angus’s promise to her
detriment.
Question 4
5 out of 5 points
True or false: An agreement modifying a contract governed by the UCC
does not require any consideration to be binding, but must be made in
good faith.
Selected
Answer:
Tru
e
Question 5
5 out of 5 points
Bookstore, Inc., an independent bookstore, is looking for a new location. It
agrees to buy a small house from Jones for $165,000 if the municipal
zoning board will approve Bookstore, Inc.’s request for a variance from the
local zoning ordinance, which currently only allows houses in this part of
town to be used as residences. The contract between Bookstore, Inc. and
Jones is
Selected
Answer: Enforceable, because Bookstore, Inc. has made an
enforceable conditional promise.
Question 6
0 out of 5 points
True or false: A gift promise is generally unenforceable, unless the
promisee reasonably and justifiably relies upon it.
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Selected
Answer:
Fals
e
Question 7
5 out of 5 points
Baxter has been an employee of Shipping Company for seven years. His
manager notices that he has been working late, making sure that the
company trucks are properly cleaned out, stored, and locked up in the
company garage at the end of each workday. The manager tells Baxter
that he appreciates his hard work, that Baxter should not feel obligated to
stay late to lock up the equipment anymore, and that Baxter can expect a
$250 bonus in his next paycheck because of his past efforts. Is the
manager’s statement enforceable based on the theory of consideration?
Selected
Answer: No, the manager’s promise was not a bargained-for
exchange, since Baxter had already done the work.
Question 8
5 out of 5 points
Which case provides an example of a court applying the pre-existing duty
rule?
Selected
Answer: Alaska Packers’ Assn. v.
Domenico
Question 9
5 out of 5 points
Hawke wears a gold medallion, passed down from his grandfather, at all
times. He is distraught one day when he returns home from work and
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realizes that the medallion apparently detached from its chain and fell to
the ground at some point during the day. He posts signs in the office
building where he works and in the adjacent parking garage, offering a
$300 reward to anyone who finds the medallion and returns it to him.
Rhonda, one of Hawke’s co-workers, finds the medallion in an office
stairwell, recognizes it as Hawke’s, and returns it to him, not knowing that
Hawke has offered a reward for its return. Choose the best answer:
Selected
Answer: Hawke does not owe Rhonda $300 because she did not
return the medallion as a bargain for the $300.
Question 10
0 out of 5 points
Bob is a personal athletic trainer. He is speaking with his friend Jonnie
while riding the bus to work. During the bus ride, the two discuss Bob
providing Jonnie with personal training sessions. Bob provides personal
training sessions to Jonnie, but Jonnie does not pay for them. Which of the
following could be a viable theory of recovery against Jonnie?
Selected
Answer: The agreed price for personal training services provided by
Bob in exchange for a promise by Jonnie to pay for the
services.
Question 11
5 out of 5 points
Which statement most accurately describes the difference between the
expectation interest and reliance interest in contract damages?
Selected
Answer: Expectation interest is the amount of dama
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