Exam 11: Capacity and Legality
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Courts have broad discretion in deciding whether or not a contract is illegal because it is contrary to public policy.Often,a court will treat a contract as being against public policy even though there is nothing called for in the contract that is illegal.Should a court be able to do this? What are the consequences to the parties?
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As a general rule,in order to disaffirm a contract,a minor is obligated only to return the goods or property he or she has received from the adult in the condition it is in at the time of disaffirmance.
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After becoming sober,an intoxicated person can ratify a contract he or she entered into while intoxicated.
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Under the infancy doctrine,a court will not generally inquire into the particular minor's actual knowledge or sophistication.
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Under which of the following circumstances are parents liable on a contract entered into by their child?
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Under the infancy doctrine,a contract is ________ by a minor.
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Because what constitutes morality is personal and subjective,immorality is not a basis to find that a contract violates public policy.
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Because adults deal with a minor at their peril,in most states today a minor who has misrepresented her age has the same rights and duties as a minor who did not do so.
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If a court finds that a contract clause is unconscionable,it may refuse to enforce the unconscionable clause but enforce the remainder of the contract.
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Intoxicated persons are liable ________ to pay for the reasonable value of necessaries they receive.
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Any contract entered into by a person who has been adjudged insane is void.
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The most prevalent age of majority is 21 years of age for both males and females.
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Some states have changed the in pari delicto rule and permit the less-at-fault party to recover restitution of the consideration they paid under an illegal contact from the more-at-fault party.
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If the object of a contract becomes illegal after the contract is entered into because the government has enacted a statute that makes it unlawful,the parties must still perform their contractual obligations pursuant to the grandfather clause.
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An exculpatory clause is not valid if one,but not the other,party is released from liability for negligence.
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When a contract includes an interest rate that exceeds the maximum rate that can be charged,all states will allow interest at the maximum legal rate to be collected.
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Many contracts involving gambling are considered to be illegal contracts.
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Any contract in which the parties possessed severely unequal bargaining power is an unconscionable contract.
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All states have usury law prohibiting the charging of illegal interest rates on all loans.
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