A) The Restatement of the Law Second, Contracts.
B) The Convention on Contracts for the National Sales of Goods.
C) Common law.
D) Common law and the Convention on Contracts for the international Sale of Goods.
E) The Convention on Contracts for the National Sales of Goods and the Restatement of the Law Second, Contracts.
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A) Fictional-contracts
B) Quasi-contracts
C) Implied-in-fact contracts
D) Expression contracts or implied-in-fact contracts
E) Simple contracts and quasi-contracts
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A) China
B) France
C) Germany
D) Canada
E) England
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A) Handwritten notes are too informal to comprise an employment contract.
B) Handwritten notes can be part of an employment contract, if a formal contract is subsequently executed.
C) Handwritten notes can comprise certain types of contracts, but not an employment contract.
D) Handwritten notes can be considered an enforceable employment contract.
E) Handwritten notes can constitute a unilateral contract only.
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A) Either party can terminate the contract at any time as long as additional consideration is paid.
B) Both contracts are illegal and the consideration for the contract must be returned to the other party.
C) Both parties must agree to terminate a void or a voidable contract because otherwise there would be no privity of contract and a court would not uphold it anyway.
D) A void contract is not a contract at all; a voidable contract can be terminated by one party.
E) Both contracts must be in writing.
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A) The contract was executory.
B) The contract was executed.
C) The contract was novated.
D) The contract was formal.
E) The contract was a recognizance contract.
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A) voidable contract
B) executed contract
C) formal commitment
D) bilinear contract
E) approved contract
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A) ESIGN affirms e-contracts as legally valid.
B) ESIGN stands for the Electronic Signing In Great Numbers.
C) ESIGN is international law.
D) Documents produced electronically are legally valid, but not as valid as documents produced on paper.
E) E-contracts are formed electronically but executed when printed and signed.
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A) Case law and the Restatement of Law, Contracts.
B) Case law and the Uniform Commercial Code.
C) The Uniform Commercial Code and the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.
D) Case law and the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.
E) The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods and the Restatement of the Law, Contracts.
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A) Objective
B) Subjective
C) Unilateral
D) Comprehensive
E) Considered
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A) Dylan is stuck with the book because he objectively agreed to purchase it.
B) Dylan is stuck with the book because Yasmeen did not commit fraud.
C) Dylan is stuck with the book because Yasmeen subjectively thought it was the correct book, and Dylan did not openly disagree before the contract was executed.
D) Because the parties had a mutual misunderstanding, the parties did not come to a meeting of the minds, and there is no contract.
E) Because both parties were mistaken, at Dylan's option he may return the book; but only half of the purchase price would be required as a refund from Yasmeen because she is not guilty of fraud.
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A) Consideration
B) Capacity
C) Legal object
D) Illegal prohibition
E) Ethical requirement
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A) Being cordial in the negotiation of contracts.
B) Refraining from unethical behavior in the negotiation of contracts.
C) Being cordial and refraining from unethical behavior in the negotiation of contracts.
D) The bargained-for exchange.
E) A contract negotiated in person as opposed to by telephone or e-mail.
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A) Bilateral and express.
B) Bilateral and implied.
C) Unilateral and express.
D) Unilateral and implied.
E) Bilateral and unenforceable.
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A) Because, globally, every other nation accepted ESIGN but the U.S.
B) States were not in agreement as to how to allow e-signatures in commerce.
C) Congress passed ESIGN to work in conjunction with a previous law they passed, UETA, to facilitate e-commerce.
D) To add fraud protection to electronic contracts.
E) To facilitate use of electronic records and signatures in e-commerce.
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A) a promise or set of promises
B) an offer and acceptance
C) an offer only
D) obligations on only one party
E) legal objective
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A) Contract under seal
B) Voidable contract
C) Recognizance
D) Implied-in-fact contract
E) Informal contract
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A) Article 1
B) Article 3
C) the common law
D) the federal rules of contracts
E) statutory laws
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