Chapter 9 Flashcards

(33 cards)

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Agreement

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consists of an offer by on party by on party, the offeror, and the acceptance of the offer by another party, the offeree

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Intent

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purpose of goal of an action, especailly in a contract (performance, promise, silence)

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Definite & Certain Terms

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terms in a contract that are clear, specific, and easy for a reasonable person to understand. They myst include all necessary details, such a the price, quanity, and subject matter

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acceptance of terms (mirror image)

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acceptance must mirror terms of the offer, no contract if formed, and the attempted acceptance is a counteroffer

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Communication to the offeror (mailbox rule)

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acceptance is vaild it is place in the mailbox, wheread a revocation is effective only when received by the offeree

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Consideration

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The bargained-for exchange; what each party gets in exchange for his or her promise under a contract

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Contractual capacity

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the legal ability to enter into a binding agreement

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Legal object

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a purpose that does not voilate a stature of public policy

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lack of genuine assent

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duress,fraud, undue influence, or misrepresentation

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lack of proper form

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Uniform Commerical Code

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a statutory source of contract law in the United State accplicable to transaction involoving the sale of goods

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Bilateral

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promise exchanged for a promise

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Unilateral Contracts

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a promice exchanges for an act

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Express

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(contract outlined in either written or spoken) getting into specifics of you want

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Implied-in-fact Contracts

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(contracts not from words of agreements but form the conduct of the parties)

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Valid

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(agreement (offer and acceptance) consideration, contractual capacity, legal object

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Void

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Contract that is not valid by object is illegal

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Voidable

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a term applied to a contract that one of both parties have the ability to either withdraw from or enforce

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Unforceable Contracts

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A term applied to a contract that, because of a law, cannot be enforced by the court

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Excuted

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a term applied to a contract in which all the term has been fully performed

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Executory Contracts

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a term applied to a contract in which not all the term has been fully performed

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intent

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purpose of goal of an action, especially in a contract

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preliminary negotiations

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An invitation to negotiate or an expression of possible interest in an exchange is not an offer

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advertisements

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illustrations of the invitations to make an offer is the offer or is the bidder

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auctions
person places a good with an actioneer for sale by auction, is the seller making an offer or is the bidder
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communication to the offeree
communcatied to the offeree or to the offeree's agent
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manifestation
of intent to be nbouand ot he contract
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elements of the acceptance
manifestation performance return promise silence: silence, general rule, cannot be used to form a contract
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option contract
an agreement whereby then offree give the offeror a piece consideration in exhange for the offeror' agreement to hold the offer open for the specified period
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rejectiong by the offeree
offer can be terminated is rejection by the offeree
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Death or incapacity of the Offeror
Offer terminaties immediately if the offeror dies or loses it legal capacity to enter the contract
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Destruction of Subsequent illegality of the Subject matter
if the subject if the offer is destroyed or become illegal, the offer immedatiely terminates
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Lapse of Time or failure of another condition specified in the offer
if the offer states that is will be held open for only a certain time, the offer will terminate when that time expires