Question 1

Matching:
-This contract is void

Accepted Answer

A)  force majeure clause. 
B)  ab initio because of the parties' mutual mistake. 
C)  sub judice. 
D)  modus operandi is unusual but she gets results. 
E)  inter alia, televisions, laptops, mobile phones, and other appliances. 
A)  force majeure clause. 
B)  ab initio because of the parties' mutual mistake. 
C)  sub judice. 
D)  modus operandi is unusual but she gets results. 
E)  inter alia, televisions, laptops, mobile phones, and other appliances.

Question 2

Matching: That in consideration of the right title and interest made in accordance with the aforesaid terms of this deed and in accordance with the conditions
-The fourth consideration

Accepted Answer

A)  therein so as to constitute each party to this deed the sole and absolute owner of the rights 
B)  hereinafter mentioned, the parties hereto release and relinquish their interest in the properties allotted 
C)  hereunder, and each of the said parties 
D)  hereby conveys to the other his right, title and interest 
A)  therein so as to constitute each party to this deed the sole and absolute owner of the rights 
B)  hereinafter mentioned, the parties hereto release and relinquish their interest in the properties allotted 
C)  hereunder, and each of the said parties 
D)  hereby conveys to the other his right, title and interest

Question 3

A valid contract must contain (_____) promises - one party promises to do something in exchange for a promise to do something made by the other party.

Accepted Answer

A)  mutual 
B)  shared 
C)  defined 
D)  reciprocal 
A)  mutual 
B)  shared 
C)  defined 
D)  reciprocal

Question 4

In some circumstances, a separate oral agreement between the parties to the contract may constitute a (_____) contract.

Accepted Answer

A)  supplementary 
B)  collateral 
C)  additional 
D)  side 
A)  supplementary 
B)  collateral 
C)  additional 
D)  side

Question 5

Force majeure clauses are designed to deal with situations in which contracts become (_____) due to circumstances beyond the reasonable control of the parties.

Accepted Answer

A)  impossible 
B)  infeasible 
C)  frustrated 
D)  discharged 
A)  impossible 
B)  infeasible 
C)  frustrated 
D)  discharged

Question 6

Matching:
-I am unable to discuss this matter with you since it is currently

Accepted Answer

A)  force majeure clause. 
B)  ab initio because of the parties' mutual mistake. 
C)  sub judice. 
D)  modus operandi is unusual but she gets results. 
E)  inter alia, televisions, laptops, mobile phones, and other appliances. 
A)  force majeure clause. 
B)  ab initio because of the parties' mutual mistake. 
C)  sub judice. 
D)  modus operandi is unusual but she gets results. 
E)  inter alia, televisions, laptops, mobile phones, and other appliances.

Question 7

Matching:
-The judge rejected the application because she did not feel that the applicant had made out a

Accepted Answer

A)  de facto control of the company. 
B)  prima facie case. 
C)  sine die. 
D)  per se but it is important that any changes are made in a rational and structured manner. 
E)  caveat emptor. 
A)  de facto control of the company. 
B)  prima facie case. 
C)  sine die. 
D)  per se but it is important that any changes are made in a rational and structured manner. 
E)  caveat emptor.

Question 8

Matching:
-The case was adjourned

Accepted Answer

A)  de facto control of the company. 
B)  prima facie case. 
C)  sine die. 
D)  per se but it is important that any changes are made in a rational and structured manner. 
E)  caveat emptor. 
A)  de facto control of the company. 
B)  prima facie case. 
C)  sine die. 
D)  per se but it is important that any changes are made in a rational and structured manner. 
E)  caveat emptor.

Matching: -This contract is void

Matching: That in consideration of the right title and interest made in accordance with the aforesaid terms of this deed and in accordance with the conditions -The fourth consideration

A valid contract must contain (_____) promises - one party promises to do something in exchange for a promise to do something made by the other party.

In some circumstances, a separate oral agreement between the parties to the contract may constitute a (_____) contract.

Force majeure clauses are designed to deal with situations in which contracts become (_____) due to circumstances beyond the reasonable control of the parties.

Matching: -I am unable to discuss this matter with you since it is currently

Matching: -The judge rejected the application because she did not feel that the applicant had made out a

Matching: -The case was adjourned

Introduction to Legal English

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Exam 5: Terminology and Linguistic Peculiarities

Matching: -This contract is void

Matching: That in consideration of the right title and interest made in accordance with the aforesaid terms of this deed and in accordance with the conditions -The fourth consideration

A valid contract must contain (_____) promises - one party promises to do something in exchange for a promise to do something made by the other party.

In some circumstances, a separate oral agreement between the parties to the contract may constitute a (_____) contract.

Force majeure clauses are designed to deal with situations in which contracts become (_____) due to circumstances beyond the reasonable control of the parties.

Matching: -I am unable to discuss this matter with you since it is currently

Matching: -The judge rejected the application because she did not feel that the applicant had made out a

Matching: -The case was adjourned

Introduction to Legal English

Grammar for Legal Writing

Punctuation for Legal Writing

Sentence Structure

Elements of Good Style: Clarity, Consistency, Effectiveness

What to Avoid

Contract Clauses: Types and Specimen Clauses

Drafting Legal Documents: Language and Structure

Interviewing and Advising

Court Advocacy

Filters