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a person who recieves a gift
donee
a promise not to do something
forbearance
a person who promises an action or forbearance
promisor
a token amount of money given as consideration
nominal consideration
a leagal concept that distinguishes between social promises and serious transactions
consideration
a change in a party's legal position as a result of a contract
legal value
a transfer of owenership without reviecing anything in reutrn
gift
a person to whom a promise is made
promisee
The most common form of legal value
exchange of two benefits
a person who gives gifts
donor
if a promise is given for consideration will it be binding
yes
if a contract contains a termination clause for any reason is the promise to preform illusory
yes
if a contract clause allows termination only after a change in defined circumstances is the promise illusory
no
does an output contract require a seller to supply all the needs of a particular buyer
no
can a party terminate a requirements contract by stopping production
no
a contract exist if an underage driver promised hir or her parents not to drive
no
can a debtor settle a claim by paying less than the full amount and promising additional consideration?
is the paymen tof money sufficient consideration for the promise not to sue?
does the debtor have to agree not to file for backruptcy in a composition of creditors
yes
if two gifts have legal value, are they considereation when they are promised
no
can an act that has already been performed serve as consideration
no
promises are enforced under the doctrine of promissory estoppel
True
False
true
promises can be enforced if the promisor knew that the promisee would reply on the promise
True
False
true
promises can be enforced even if the promisee does not act in reliance on the promise
flase
promises that involve a minimal economic loss to the promisee are always enforced
True
False
false
most courts will enforce a promise made to a charitable organization even if no specific use for the money is stated
True
False
false
the statute of limitations for most states is three years
ture
an indicidual cannot sure for the breach of contract or tort when the statute of limitations has passed
ture
a promise to leave an offer open is enforceable under common law
True
False
false
merchants are bound by firm offers for up to three months
True
False
true
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ID
120172
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buisness
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buisness
Updated
2011-12-02T02:28:21Z
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