Chapter 4 Flashcards
(14 cards)
The rejection of an original offer that becomes a new valid offer
Counteroffer
A presentation or proposal for acceptance to form a contract
Offer
Something of value, such as money, a promise, property, or personal services
Consideration
An offer by one of the parties to carry out his or her part of the contract
Tender
The law that requires cotracts to be in writing
Statute of frauds
The relinquishment or refusal to accept a right
Assignor
A court action brought to compel a party to carry out the terms of a contract
Speciic performance
A contract in which obligation to perform exists on one or both sides
Executory contract
The canceling of an offer to contract by the person making the original offer
Revocation
Party to whom a lease is assigned or transferred
Assignee
Legal action taken to repel a contract either by mutual consent of the parties or by ne party when the other party has breached a contract
Recission
The party making an offer
Offeror
The substitution by agreement of a new obligation for an existing one
Novation
Parties declare the terms and put their intentions in oral or written words
Express contract