Statute of Frauds
Termination of Contracts: Discharge
Termination of Contracts: Breach of Contract
Assignment & Delegation
Miscellaneous
100
Statute of Frauds requires a written agreement for sales of merchandise costing...
What is $500 or more? (page 203)
100
What happens to the rights and duties of a contract when the contract ends….
What is "they also end" (page 228)
100
The usual remedy for a breach of contract.
What is "money damages" (page 242)
100
The one obligated to pay money or complete an act for another under a contract?
What is an obligor? (page 216)
100
If the contract put in writing is intended to be the final and complete agreement between the parties then it is considered to be….
What is integrated? (page 210)
200
Is admissible to show changes after the written contract was made
What is Parol Evidence (page 210) (It is pronounced Pah-roll)
200
Occurs when two parties mutually agree to cancel a contract they had previously made.
What is "rescission"? (page 231)
200
Specific Performance is what kind of remedy?
What is "an equitable remedy" (page 245)
200
The one who transfers rights to another.
What is an assignor? (page 216)
200
Statute of Frauds covers how many contract areas?
What is six? (page 203)
300
Statute of Frauds only applies to what kind of contract?
What is excecutory? (page 203)
300
Both Accord and _________ are needed to discharge a contract.
What is "satisfaction" (page 232)
300
Failure to perform one's duty under a contract is
What is "an actual breach" (page 241-42)
300
Transfer of performance of one's duty under a contract to another.
What is delegation? (page218)
300
most common method of discharging contracts
What is "full performance" (page 228)
400
If a contract can be carried out within one year, it does or does not need to be in writing?
What is "It does NOT" (page 206)
400
If no time for performance is stated in a contract, the contract must be completed within a(n) _________________ time.
What is "reasonable" (page 228)
400
A breach of contract that occurs before the performance date is called a(n)
What is an anticipatory breach? (page 242)
400
Personal duties under a contract cannot be transferred without ___________?
What is consent or permission? (page 220)
400
An error about certain material facts made by one party to a contract is called a
What is "unilateral mistake" (page 250)
500
For a writing to satisfy the statute of frauds, it need only be signed by whom….
What is "the party against whom it i to be enforced" (page 207)
500
The statute that fixes a time limit within which a lawsuit must be filed
What is "statute of limitations" page 234)
500
A(n) ________________ is a court order that forbids a person from doing a certain act.
What is an injunction? (page 246)
500
An attorney's services is a right that may or may not be assigned.
What is may NOT? (page 220)
500
When a person dies, his or her rights and obligations are transferred ____________ to an executor or administrator.
What is automatically? (page 222)
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