LEG 100 week 8 Quiz 4- Latest Update 2025 (Fully Solved)
A third party beneficiary's status occurs - Answers When the contract is created.
The status of a third party is determined by - Answers The intent of the contracting parties.
Once a duty is delegated, it relieves the delegator of his or h...
A third party beneficiary's status occurs - Answers When the contract is created.
The status of a third party is determined by - Answers The intent of the contracting parties.
Once a duty is delegated, it relieves the delegator of his or her own liability to perform the contract. -
Answers False
Assignment is prohibited when the obligor is agreeing to perform personal services. - Answers True
Ambiguities in contracts are always interpreted in favor of the side that wrote the contract, since they
are the ones who know what the provision is supposed to mean. - Answers False
In the case of a typo, a court will reform a contract if there is clear and convincing evidence that the
alleged mistake does not actually reflect the true intent of the parties. - Answers True
Statements of fact about the past and present are called - Answers Representations and warranties.
"Scrivener's error" is another (fancier) name for a typo. - Answers True
If a seller includes an express warranty in the written sales contract, any disclaimer is invalid. - Answers
True
Under the UCC, a merchant is frequently held to a higher standard of conduct than a non-merchant. -
Answers True
A buyer's material breach gives the seller the right to refuse to deliver the goods. - Answers True
The UCC is federal legislation enacted by Congress. - Answers False
The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act - Answers Regulates the activities of Internet operators with
regard to collecting information from children.
When you surf the Internet, tracking tools collect information about you, often without your knowledge.
- Answers True
The CAN-SPAM Act - Answers applies to virtually all promotional e-mails, whether or not the sender has
a pre-existing relationship with the recipient.
Rachel works for the Internal Revenue Service, and keeps some personal information on her computer
at work. There has been suspicion that Rachel has not been keeping tax return information confidential.
The Fourth Amendment to the Constitution, prohibiting unreasonable searches and seizures, protects
Rachel from having the government review the personal information she has on her computer. -
Answers False
An exculpatory clause is generally unenforceable when - Answers It involves public transportation.
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