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Chapter 20 Multiple choice questions
Equity: doctrines and remedies
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"money directed to be employed in the purchase of land, and land directed to be sold and turned into money, are to be considered as that species of property into which they are directed to be converted" Which doctrine is being described here?
Performance
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Conversion
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Re-conversion
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Satisfaction
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Which doctrines share a common root in the maxim "equity imputes an intention to fulfill an obligation"?
Performance and Conversion
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Conversion and Re-conversion
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Performance and satisfaction
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Satisfaction and Conversion
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Which of the following is a ground for refusing an equitable remedy?
The claimant's immorality
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The possibility that severe hardship will be caused to the defendant
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Equity follows the law, and the defendant has no liability at common law
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The claimant was held to have acted inequitably in earlier proceedings on another matter
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Which of the following statements is true?
In any case in which the common law will award damages, equity never will
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In equity the person who makes a contractual promise is always bound to perform
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In equity the person who makes a contractual promise always has the option to perform or to pay damages
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At common law the person who makes a contractual promise has the option to perform or not to perform
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What reason is given for the general refusal to order specific performance of contracts of employment, contracts for services and contracts for a particular service?
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The risk of enforcing something akin to slavery
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The problem of constant supervision
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The problem of poor performance
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Which of the following is not a form of injunction?
Final freezing
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Interim prohibitory
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Interim 'quia timet'
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Final mandatory
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Which of the following will not help determine the balance of convenience when deciding whether or not to award an interim prohibitory injunction?
To ask: if the injunction is refused and the applicant loses at trial, whether damages at trial will be an adequate compensation for pre-trial losses?
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To ask: if the injunction is refused and the applicant wins at trial, whether damages at trial will be an adequate compensation for pre-trial losses?
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To ask: if the injunction is granted and the defendant wins at trial, whether the applicant's undertaking to pay damages will adequately compensate the defendant for pre-trial losses?
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The presence of hardship or extreme personal circumstances
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Which of the following remedies could be regarded as being, in a sense, a decree of specific non-performance?
Rectification
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Rescission
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Account
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Subrogation
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