Under this theory the injured party suing simply needs to show that the product was unreasonably dangerous at the time it left the manufacturer's or other seller's control and that an injury resulted.
What is strict liability? (page 320)
100
This law or act limits the type of questions that may be asked on job application forms.
What is The Civil Rights Act? (page 399-400)
100
The _________ has a duty to follow all lawful instructions of the _________________.
What is agent and principal? (page 425)
100
A Principal authorizes the agent to buy a tractor for $10,000. This is an example of what kind of authority?
What is express authority? (page 435)
100
Warranties that can be disclaimed by a seller?
What is express, implied warranty of merchantability, and implied warranty for a fitness for a particular purpose. (page 317-18)
200
A statement of fact made by the seller to induce the buyer to purchase goods
What is an express warranty? (page 313)
200
This kind of agreement must be agreed to by both the employer and the union.
What is a collective bargaining agreement? (page 403)
200
This situation may terminate the agency relationship
What is bankruptcy? (page 429)
200
refers to the extent of the agent's authority to carry out the principal's business.
What is scope of authority? (page 435)
200
This term means that there are no implied warranties upon which the buyer may depend.
What is "as is"? (page 318)
Remember for sales of goods "as is" the wording must be explicit and be easily viewable by the buyer….
300
These lawsuits may be based on breach of warranty, negligence, or strict liability.
What is product liability lawsuits? (page 310)
300
An employer who violates this act may be fined and may also be subject to criminal penalties.
What is OSHA? (Occupational Safety and Health Act) ? (page 410)
300
A person hired to sell one's car would be considered a
What is special agent? (page 420)
300
If the agent does not tell third parties that he or she is an agent the principal is said to be...
What is undisclosed? (page 438)
300
Be paid for their work, inform OSHA of unsafe working conditions, and join a union….What are these?
What are employee's rights? (page 401-402)
400
A ___________ is a guarantee by a seller that a product is not defective and is suitable for its intended use.
What is a warranty? (page 312)
400
This is the written document appointing an agent
What is Power of Attorney? (page 422)
400
A principal is not liable for the ________ committed by the agent.
What is crimes? (page 440)
400
A duty that is NOT owed by a principal to an agent?
What is obedience? (page 426)
500
this refers to the contract relationship that exists between a seller and a buyer.
What is privity of contract? (page 319)
500
This the right of an employer to fire an employee at any time regardless of the reason is...
What is employment at will? (page 403).
My caveat to this is yes, an employer can fire for any reason so long as it is not an illegal reason :D
500
mutual agreement, operation of law, revocation of authority are all what?
What is ways a principal - agent relationship may be terminated. (page 428)
500
Who is liable if an agent commits a tort while acting within the scope of the agency, the party who is liable is...
What is both the principal and the agent? (page 436-37)
500
Who is liable if an agent intentional commits assault and battery?