Excusable - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

BLAW 3310 Exam 2 Questions and Answers | 100% Correct Torts -Answer-An injury or wrong committed with or without force against another person or his properly; a civil wrong that is a breach of a legal duty owed by the person who commits the tort to the victim of the tort Negligence Pg 147 -Answer-The failure to do something that a reasonable person, guided by the ordinary considerations that regulate human affairs, would do or the doing of something that a reasonable person would not do ...

Construction Management Practice Test 100% Pass Based on the guide quantity of 100 CY on a bid document for rock excavation, a contractor bid a unit price of $20/CY. If the owner's representative determined that the contractor excavated 85 CY of rock during construction, how much will the contractor get paid? (a). $2000 (b). $1700 (c). $300 (d). $1800 (b) Which of the following documents are included in the bid package? I. Proposal Form II. Special Conditions III. Technical Specificatio...

Torts - ️️An injury or wrong committed with or without force against another person or his properly; a civil wrong that is a breach of a legal duty owed by the person who commits the tort to the victim of the tort Negligence Pg 147 - ️️The failure to do something that a reasonable person, guided by the ordinary considerations that regulate human affairs, would do or the doing of something that a reasonable person would not do "Reasonable person" standard of care - ️️Represent...

Contracting Officer QUIZ 9 100% Solved Given a contracting scenario, evaluate contractor performance. - Answer-h Identify administration roles and responsibilities including those of the Administrative Contracting Officer (ACO), and the procedures for contractmonitoring and acceptance - Answer-h Identify the process and procedures for preparing for and conducting a post-award conference - Answer-... Select the appropriate action(s) to achieve customer satisfaction using metrics. - Answ...

"Reasonable person" standard of care - Represents how persons in the relevant community ought to behave; a theoretical concept It describes a hypothetical person who acts in a reasonable manner under the circumstances. Perfection is not required but errors in judgment must be reasonable or excusable under circumstances, or negligence will be found 3 types of liability - 1. Design Defect 2. Inadequate Warning 3. Manufacturing Defect 51% Rule for contributory negligence - The plaintiff mu...

A change order that includes an assertion that the contractor was delayed for reasons that are not its responsibility is called what? - A Delay Change Order A contract by which the commonwealth or any of its public agencies or authorities is to procure the construction, repair, or rehabilitation of a publicly-owned highway, railway, bridge, tunnel, building platform, or any component thereof and for which teh certified estimate of cost exceeds $50,000,000, or a contract or lease by which th...

PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT PLAN (PAP) - CORRECT ANS Ensure supplier compliance to specifications is the development of PAP. Based on contract performance requirements Privity of contract - CORRECT ANS deals with parties to a contract having the right to enforce it PRE-SOURCING (SPECIFICATION SCOPE STAGE) - CORRECT ANS 1) Site visit to determine pre-existing conditions 2) Samples 3) Equipment Demonstrations 4) Proponents meeting DURING SOURCING (EVALUATION STAGE) - CORR...

Exam 3 Criminal law Rape Unlawful sexual intercourse (or carnal knowledge), of a female, with force or the threat of force, and without consent Homicide The killing of a human being by another person Justifiable Homicide Self-defense, defense of others, defense of the home, and police use of deadly force Excusable Homicide Murder committed by individuals who are not guilty by reason of insanity, by individuals with a diminished capacity, or by infants Murder All homicides that are ne...

BLEA Crim Law Mid Test Questions And Correct Revised Answers Self-defense, necessity, excusable homicide, insanity, and duress are all examples of what? - Answer -Common defenses. Who has the burden of presenting evidence to prove a defense (an excuse for committing a crime) the prosecution (or State) or the defendant? - Answer -The defendant. What main factor distinguishes great bodily harm from substantial bodily harm? - Answer -Permanence Crime - Answer -Anything that is a violati...

Trademark - Answer-word, name, symbol, or device that is used with goods to indicate the source of the goods and to distinguish from the goods of others. constructive acceleration - Answer-requirement that a contractor complete its work by a date earlier than one that would reflect the time extensions to which it's entitled because of an excusable delay. price analysis - Answer-process of examining & evaluating a price without the evaluation of the separate cost elements and proposed prof...