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Chapter 6 Multiple Choice Questions
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What is a unilateral contract?
A contract in which both parties are legally bound to perform their side of the agreement.
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A unilateral contract is a contract whereby only one party promises to perform an act if the other party performs a stipulated act, but the other party is not under an obligation to perform the stipulated act.
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A contract involving only one party.
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A contract that either party can withdraw from at any time.
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What are the requirements for a valid and binding contract?
Offer, acceptance, consideration, and intention to create legal relations.
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Offer, acceptance, certainty, practicality, and intention to create legal relations.
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Offer, acceptance, certainty, consideration, and reasonableness.
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Offer, acceptance, certainty, consideration, and intention to create legal relations.
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Which one of the following usually amounts to an offer?
Goods sold through a machine.
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Advertisements.
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Displays of goods.
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An invitation to submit a tender.
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An offer can be terminated in a number of ways. Which one of the following is NOT an effective way to terminate an offer?
Rejection by the offeree.
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Failure of a condition precedent.
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Revoking the offer following acceptance.
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Lapse of a reasonable time.
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Which one of the following statements regarding acceptance is true?
Silence does not constitute valid acceptance.
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An offeree can accept an offer of which he was not aware.
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Generally, there is no need for an offeree to communicate his acceptance to the offeror.
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Generally, acceptance need not precisely match the terms of the offer.
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What is the principal effect of a counter-offer?
A counter-offer destroys the original offer and replace it with a new offer.
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A counter-offer creates a binding contract based on the terms of the counter-offer.
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A counter-offer creates a new offer, but the original offer is still capable of being accepted.
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A counter-offer creates a binding contract based on the terms of the original offer.
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What does the postal rule state?
That acceptance occurs as soon as the letter is posted.
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That acceptance occurs when the letter is received by the offeror.
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That acceptance occurs when the letter is read by the offeror.
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That acceptance does not occur if the letter is lost in the post.
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In relation to the requirement of certainty, which ONE of the following statements is true?
Where the parties have wholly or partially performed their obligations under a contract, the court is unlikely to hold that a contract is void due to vagueness or uncertainty.
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If an agreement in uncertain, the courts will rewrite it to provide it with the requisite certainty.
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Where the words of a contract are vague, the court will automatically hold that the contract is invalid.
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The courts will never uphold an agreement that is incomplete.
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Which one of the following statements provides an accurate description of executory consideration?
Executory consideration is consideration that is yet to be provided.
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Executory consideration is consideration that has already been provided.
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Executory consideration is consideration that is promised following the other party's performance of an act.
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Executory consideration is consideration that is insufficient in the eyes of the law.
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Which one of the following statements is untrue?
Performance of a contractual duty owed to a third party does not amount to good consideration.
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Generally, performance by
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of an existing legal duty does not provide fresh consideration for a new promise made by
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Generally, the performance of a pre-existing contractual obligation by
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Generally, part-payment of a debt does not constitute sufficient consideration.
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