Exam 7: The Elements of a Contract: Capacity, Legality, and Intention
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Which one of the following is required to be evidenced in writing under the Statute of Frauds or its equivalent?
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Give three examples of contracts that would be considered void because of illegality.
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Which one of the following correctly indicates the position of the parties in respect to contracts involving minors?
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Indicate 4 categories of persons that have their capacity to enter into contracts limited to some extent.
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If the relationship between the contracting parties is primarily commercial in nature, what do the courts presume?
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"The purpose of contract law is to give effect to the reasonable expectations of the parties to a contract." Discuss this observation in terms of the five elements that are required for the creation of a legally binding contract.
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Only contracts that involve the commission of a crime or tort are void on the basis of illegality.
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Contracts may be in writing, they may be under seal, or they may simply be verbal, but they may not be implied from the conduct of the parties.
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If the court classifies the nature of a third-party agreement as a(n) ________, there is no requirement of writing.
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The nature of the legislation governing incorporation in each jurisdiction determines whether a corporation has its capacity to contract limited or not.
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If a contract is not evidenced in writing this does not make it void, only unenforceable.
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Today, there is no general rule that a contract must take a certain form, although most jurisdictions have statutory requirements regarding the transfer of land.
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When at war, what happens to contracts with residents of an enemy country if they are not detrimental to Canada?
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Which of the following are in no way incapacitated when entering into contracts?
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Which of the following is true with regard to the intention of the parties to an agreement to enter into a legal relationship? Where appropriate, assume that all the other elements necessary to form a contract are present.
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If a person says that he had not intended to be bound by an agreement when he entered it, there can be no contract.
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Contracts may be in writing, under seal, verbal, or even implied.
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When a person is declared mentally incompetent by a court, who is appointed and for what purpose?
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A(n) ________ describes a relationship in which a third party assumes a primary obligation for the repayment of the debt along with the debtor.
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