Unit 2 Vocab Flashcards

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Contract

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a legally enforceable agreement

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Express Authority

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the rights of an agent stated in the agreement creating an agency

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Express Goods

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those goods which are at the time of the contract in existence and owned by the seller

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Express Warranties

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the actual and definite statement of a seller either orally or in writing at the time of the sale

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Implied Goods

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the goods specified by the buyer and seller

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Implied Authority

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an agent’s authority to do things to carry out express authority

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Implied Warranties

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protections imposed by law arising automatically because the sale has been made

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Implied Contract

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a legally enforceable agreement in which the terms are set by the contract as to how performance is to be rendered

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Bilateral Contract

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a legally enforceable agreement which consists of mutual promises to perform future acts

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Unilateral Contract

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a contract formed when an act is done in consideration for a promise

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Executory Contract

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a legally enforceable agreement in which the terms have not been completely executed or fulfilled

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Executed Contract

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a legally enforceable agreement in which the terms have been fulfilled

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Valid Contract

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a contract which is legally enforceable

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Void Contract

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an agreement of no legal effect

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Voidable Contract

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a contract which would be an enforceable agreement but due to circumstances may be set aside by one of the parties

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Unenforceable Contract

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an agreement which is not enforceable by law

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Offer

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a proposal to make a contract

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Offeror

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the party to who initiates the offer

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Offeree

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the party whom the offer is made

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Revocation

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Cancellation of an instrument by the maker or drawer; rescinding an offer

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Acceptance

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an agreement to an offer resulting in a contract

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Rejection

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refusal to accept

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Counteroffer

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a change to an original offer that rejects the offer and becomes a new offer

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Misrepresentation

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false statement of material fact

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Fraud
inducing another contract because of. an intentionally or recklessly false statement of material fact
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Undue influence
improper influence that is asserted by one dominant person over another with out a threat of harm
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Fiduciary Relationships
a person in a relationship of trust and confidence
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Duress
removing one's free will and obtaining consent by means of threat
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Minor
those persons under legal age; for most state, the standard is under the age of 18
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Disaffirmance
election to avoid a voidable contract
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Ratification
approving of an act which was executed without authority; electing to be bound a voidable contract
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Consideration
the bargained for exchange in a contract
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Accord and Satisfaction
and agreement made and executed in satisfaction of the rights one has from a previous contract
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Promissory Estoppel
an equitable doctrine and substitute for consideration that prevents the promiser from revoking the promise when the promisee justifiably relies to their detriment
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Statue of Limitations
a law restriction the time within which an action may be brought to court
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Usurious
exceeding the maximum rate of interest which maybe charged on loans
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Antitrust Law
law which seek to promote competition among businesses
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Statue of Fraud
law requiring certain contracts to be in writing to be enforceable
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Real Property
land and those objects permanently attached to the land
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Goods
moveable tangible personal property
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Discharge
any method by which legal duty is extinguished
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Breach of Contract
failure or refusal to perform contractual obligations
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Nominal Damages
a small amount awarded when there is a technical breach but no injury
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Compensatory damages
an award paid to the injured party to cover the exact amount of their loss, but no more
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Liquidated damages
reasonable damages stipulated in the contract to be paid in the event of a breach
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Puntitive damages
an award paid to the plaintiff to punish the defendant
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Rescission
to set aside or cancel a contract
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Specific performance
a remedy by which the court requires the breaching party to perform the contract
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Assignment
a means whereby one party in a contract conveys rights to another person, who is not a party to the original contract
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Injunction
a judicial order or decree forbidding certain conduct
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Assignor
the party assigning rights in a contract to a third party
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Assignee
the party to whom rights in a contract are assigned
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Creditor Beneficiary
a third party beneficiary owed debt by a party to a contract
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Third party beneficiary
person not a party to a contract, but whom parties intend to benefit
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Donee Beneficiary
a third party beneficiary whom no legal duty is owed, and performance is a gift