Bar exam - MBE study Flashcards

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I.Contract formation. OAC.

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Offer, acceptance, consideration

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I.Offer.

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Intent to be bound

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I.Consideration

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Bargained for exchange

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I. Promisorry Estoppel

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Promise, reliance, enforcement necessary to avoid injustice

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I.Statute of frauds applies to what kinds of contracts. MOLESS

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Marriage, one-year, land, executor, surety, sales of goods

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I.Merger clause means what regarding the contract.

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Complete integration

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I.bargained for exchange. the promise must ______ the detriment.

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Induce

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I. Unilateral contract

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Promise in return for performance

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I. fee simple absolute. contract language.

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A to B and his heirs

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I. Life estate. contract language.

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A to B for life

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I. fee simple defeasible

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A to B and his heirs so long as

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I. FOB. Seller has ______ .

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risk of loss

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I. Rule against perpetuities

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no interest in property is valid, unless it must vest, if at all, not later than 21 years after one or more lives in being at the creation of the interest.

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I.fee simple subject to subsequent condition

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A to B and his heirs, but if _____, then A has right of reentry

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If one joint tenant conveys interest to third party, then ____ .

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tenancy in common

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I. Battery

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intentional harmful or offensive contact

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I. Negligence. DBCD

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Duty, breach, causation, damages

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I. False imprisonment.

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D confines P to bounded area, causation, intent

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I. Strict liability. ACD

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Abnormally dangerous activity, actual and proximate cause, damages

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I. Trespass to chattel. Damages for chattel

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chattel’s fair market value

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I. Private necessity. Damages.

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D liable for any property damage.

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I.Conversion. Who possesses the chattel after the action?

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I. Intentional infliction of emotional distress.

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Extreme or outrageous conduct, intent or recklessness, causation, severe emotional distress

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I. Defense of property.

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reasonable force

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I. slander
Defamation by spoken words
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I. fee simple subject to subsequent condition. grantor exercises his power of termination.
bringing suit or making reentry
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I. Defense of property. Limits
Deadly force or force likely to cause substantial harm is not permitted
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Under the 5th amendment, a taking requires ______ to the victim.
just compensation
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I. takings. If a government regulation denies a landowner of ______________, the regulation may constitute a taking.
all economic use
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I. negligence per se
conclusive presumption of duty and breach of duty
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I. respondeat superior. employer not liable for employee's actions ___________ .
outside scope of employment
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I. Negligence. Professional duty. SSK
Superior judgment, skill and knowledge as he actually possesses.
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I. Modification. Employer at will contract. What is sufficient consideration?
Continued employment for a substantial period of time.
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I. Libel
Defamation by the written word
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I. Interstate Travel. A person has a ________ to interstate travel, and a state law meant to deter person from moving into the state violates _______ .
fundamental right, equal protection clause
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I. Interstate travel. When a state uses a _______ for dispensing benefits, this law will be _______ .
waiting period, invalidated
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I. Products liability. To recover in an action for indemnity, the owner must show that ______ that caused an the injury to the victim.
manufacturer breached a duty
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I. negligent infliction of emotion distress. ________ damages are required to make a claim.
physical
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I. Mortgages. As a general rule, the priority of mortgage is determined by ________ .
The time it was placed on the property
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I. strict liability. prima facie case. ACD.
Abnormally dangerous activity, actual and proximate cause and damages
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I. prescriptive easement
Use must be open and notorious, adverse, and continuous and uninterrupted for the statutory period.
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I. Abnormally dangerous activity. Foreseeable risk of dangerous harm even when _______________ , not a matter of ___________ in the community
reasonable care is exercised, common usage
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I. proximate cause. D is liable for ____________ that are __________ of and within the increased risk caused by his acts.
all harmful results, the normal incidents
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I. Negligence/proximate cause. Even a third party's criminal act will not cut off the defendant's liability if, __________ .
D's negligence created a foreseeable risk that a third party would commit a crime.
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I. robbery.
taking of another's personal property with force or intimidation with the intent to deprive permanently.
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I. Products liability. These cases may proceed on either two theories of liability.
negligence or strict liability
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I. larceny
Taking and carrying away of another's tangible personal property by trespass with the intent to deprive permanent or for an unreasonable time
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I. Statute of Frauds. Any conveyance of an easement interest of greater than one year ________ .
must be in writing to be enforceable
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I. Habit evidence. Evidence of a habit is relevant to prove that the conduct of the person ______ .
on a particular occasion was in conformity with the habit.
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I. taking/decreasing value. Regulations that decrease the property's value are not takings as long as there remains ___________ .
An economically viable use for the property