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Business Law Midterm Exam Q&A Multiple choice| Verified Answers| 2024/2025 which of the following is not a primary function of law? a). maintain ability in the social, political function of law b). protect ownership of private property c). insure to all a minimum living d). preservation of ...

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Business Law Midterm Exam Q&A
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2024/2025
which of the following is not a primary function of law?



a). maintain ability in the social, political function of law

b). protect ownership of private property

c). insure to all a minimum living

d). preservation of the state c



In contract law, which of the following is required for a contract to be valid?

Offer, acceptance, and consideration

Intention to create legal relations and signature

Agreement and witness signatures

Monetary value and a written contract



Which of the following is an example of a bilateral contract?

A contract between two parties where both make promises to each other

An agreement where only one party makes a promise

A promise to pay someone for an act performed

A contract that is voidable by either party




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,What is the legal age of majority for entering into a contract in most jurisdictions?

15 years old

18 years old

21 years old

16 years old



Which of the following best describes the concept of "consideration" in contract law?

An offer that is made by one party

Something of value exchanged between parties

A promise made with no intention of enforcing it

A written agreement between two parties



If a contract is signed under duress, it is considered:

Voidable

Void

Enforceable

Unenforceable



Which of the following is not an element required for the formation of a contract?

Offer

Acceptance

Illegality

Consideration

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,Which of these is a primary characteristic of a limited liability company (LLC)?

The owners are personally liable for the company’s debts

Owners’ liability is limited to their investment in the company

It must have at least one general partner

It has perpetual existence



Which of the following actions constitutes a breach of contract?

Failure to perform a duty as specified in the contract

Attempting to renegotiate contract terms

Negotiating a new contract before the previous one ends

Offering a substitute product as agreed



What does the "parol evidence rule" state?

Oral agreements cannot alter a written contract

Contracts made verbally have no legal standing

Both written and oral agreements are equally enforceable

Oral promises made before a written contract are binding



Which of the following is an example of a void contract?

A contract to commit an illegal act

A contract with a minor

A contract signed under duress

3

, A contract made with inadequate consideration



Which of the following best describes "specific performance" as a legal remedy?

Monetary compensation for damages

A court order requiring a party to perform as promised

A decision to cancel the contract

Awarding punitive damages to the injured party



Which of these is a characteristic of a "sole proprietorship"?

The business has multiple owners

The business has limited liability protection

The owner is personally liable for business debts

It is a legally separate entity from the owner



In a partnership, how are profits and losses generally shared?

According to individual investments

Based on the number of partners

Equally, unless otherwise agreed

In proportion to the partners' time spent on the business



What is the primary function of a non-compete clause in an employment contract?

To prevent an employee from working for competitors after leaving the company

To limit the hours an employee can work

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