Restatement 2d Sections

Question 1

Definition of “contract”

Answer 1

1

Question 2

Definitions of “promise”, “promisor”, “promisee”, “beneficiary”

Answer 2

2

Question 3

Definitions of “agreement”, “bargain”

Answer 3

3

Question 4

Remedies

Answer 4

344, 345

Question 5

Damages

Answer 5

346, 347

Question 6

Punitive damages

Answer 6

355

Question 7

Intoxicated persons

Answer 7

16

Question 8

Requirement of a bargain

Answer 8

17

Question 9

Manifestation of mutual assent, conduct as manifestation of assent

Answer 9

18, 19

Question 10

Intention to be legally bound

Answer 10

21

Question 11

Offer and acceptance

Answer 11

22

Question 12

Definition of “offer”

Answer 12

24

Question 13

Preliminary negotiations

Answer 13

26

Question 14

Existence of Contract Where Written Memorial is Contemplated

Answer 14

27

Question 15

Certainty

Answer 15

33

Question 16

Auctions

Answer 16

28

Question 17

Mistake(s)

Answer 17

151-154

Question 18

Form of acceptance invited

Answer 18

30

Question 19

Definition(s) of “acceptance; by performance, by promise”

Answer 19

50

Question 20

Acceptance by performance (unilateral offer)

Answer 20

54

Question 21

Acceptance by promise (bilateral offer)

Answer 21

56

Question 22

Effect of performance by offeree where offer invites either performance or promise

Answer 22

62

Question 23

Part performance, offeree, acceptance by performance

Answer 23

51-53

Question 24

Option contract created by part performance

Answer 24

45

Question 25

To whom an offer is addressed

Answer 25

29

Question 26

Invitation of promise or performance

Answer 26

32

Question 27

Reasonableness of medium of acceptance

Answer 27

65

Question 28

Acceptance by silence or exercise of dominion

Answer 28

69

Question 29

Option contract (options)

Answer 29

25

Question 30

Offeree's power of acceptance, etc.

Answer 30

35-43

Question 31

Revocation of general offer (advertisement)

Answer 31

46

Question 32

Death or incapacity of offeror or offeree

Answer 32

48

Question 33

Acceptance which requests change of terms

Answer 33

61

Question 34

Time when acceptance takes effect ("Mailbox" Rule), acceptance by telephone or teletype

Answer 34

63, 64

Question 35

Acceptance properly dispatched, effect of receipt of acceptance improperly dispatched, what constitutes receipt of revocation, rejection, or acceptance

Answer 35

66, 67, 68

Question 36

An offer is binding as an option contract 1) if the offeror should reasonably expect his offer to induce action or forbearance of a substantial character on the part of the offeree before acceptance, 2) if such action or forbearance is induced, AND 3) if enforcement is necessary to avoid injustice (Drennan v. Star Paving)

Answer 36

87(2)

Question 37

PROMISSORY ESTOPPEL; Promise Reasonably Inducing Action or Forbearance. A promise is binding 1) if the promisor should reasonably expect his promise to induce action or forbearance on the part of the promisee, 2) if such action or forbearance is induced, AND 3) if enforcement is necessary to avoid injustice.

Answer 37

90

Question 38

Effect of Uncertainty of Terms

Answer 38

362