Exam 48: Personal Property and Bailments
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Exam 48: Personal Property and Bailments72 Questions
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Real property can not be turned into personal property by any method.
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Perry gives Rachel a phone as a gift. Rachel develops a new app for the phone, obtains intellectual property protection, and forms QuikApps, LLC, to sell it. Rachel's acquisition of the app is by
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A hotel owner is not liable for loss or damage to its guests' personal property under any circumstances.
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Constructive delivery is not necessary for gifts of intangible personal property.
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Lauren owns a 1967 Ford Mustang, which Mike customizes and details to Lauren's specifications. The car earns several awards at regional vehicle customizing competition shows. The result of Mike's efforts is
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Someone who finds abandoned property acquires title to it and that title is good against the whole world, except the original owner.
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A gift is a voluntary transfer of property ownership for which consideration is given.
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Ruby stores her furniture with Stow-Away, Inc., under a contract that excuses the warehouser from liability for any damage. A fire due to Stow-Away's negligence destroys the furniture. The loss is most likely to be imposed on
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Common carriers can contract away their liability for damaged goods.
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Neal allows Owen to store his trailer on Neal's property for $20 a month while Owen is out of town on a job for Plain States Construction, his employer. The bailor is
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Angela is in good health and sound mind when she gives Brianna a quarter horse. Brianna accepts. This is a gift
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Earth's Bounty Farms arranges to have Fresh Express, Inc., a common carrier, transport a load of almonds from California to Delaware. Greg is Fresh Express's driver. Fresh Express will not be liable to Earth's Bounty for failing to deliver the almonds on time if
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Inadvertently, Ralph leaves his backpack at Sushi Café when he stops for lunch. The backpack is
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The implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose extend to bailments that include rights to use the bailed goods.
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The delivery of goods to a common carrier creates a bailment relationship between the shipper and the carrier.
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Many states require a finder of lost property to make a reasonably diligent search to locate the true owner.
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EquipLease Company leases a thresher to Farm Harvest, Inc., a firm that contracts with farm owners to harvest their crops. The machine is seriously damaged through Farm Harvest's neglect. Most likely liable for the damage is
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