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1. This is called a dowry and it is not enforceable in this case.
2. This is called a dowry and it is enforceable in this case.
3. This is called a prenuptial agreement and it is not enforceable in this case.
4. This is called a prenuptial agreement and it is enforceable in this case.
5. Marriage is never sufficient consideration.
1. Statutory Law
2. Constitutional Law
3. Case Law
4. Administrative Law
5. Natural Law
A description of what property is being transferred
Signature of grantor
Notarization
Delivered during grantor’s life
All of the above are required
Allowed only when money damages alone are inadequate
Judge decides the facts
Quasi-contract, Injunction, liquidated damages, and punitive damages are examples
All of the above
1 & 2
Federal Question
Diversity of Citizenship
Minimum contacts of the defendant with the state in which the court sits
All of the above
1 and 2 only
Equity of Redemption
Statutory Redemption (in some states)
Statutory notice of foreclosure sale
All of the above
Acceleration
Under Title Theory, title and possession reside with mortgagee
Under Title Theory, title and possession reside with mortgagor
Under Lien Theory, title and possession reside with lender
Under Lien Theory, title and possession reside with mortgagee
Under Lien Theory, mortgagor’s baby resides with mortgagee
Security interests in fixtures.
Security interests in proceeds
Security interest in after-acquired property.
1 & 2
2 & 3.
The defense that the cookies were never delivered.
Fraud in the inducement.
Fraud in the execution.
All of the above
1 & 2.
A contract to commit burglary.
A contract to defame a political opponent of the person who hired you.
A contract to gamble with the neighborhood bookie.
2 and 3
None of the above are enforceable.
Documents admitted for consideration by the jury
Testimony of plaintiff’s witnesses
Objects admitted for consideration by the jury
Testimony of defendant’s witnesses
All of the above are considered evidence
Evidence of prior written agreements
Evidence of contemporaneous oral statements
Evidence of modifications occurring after the written contract was made
Evidence prior oral statements
Evidence of contemporaneous oral agreements
Fixtures.
Collateral.
Quasi-tangibles.
Proceeds.
Execution.
Indorse with “Without Recourse” and sign the indorsement.
Indorse with “Pay to Britney Spears” and sign the indorsement.
Indorse with signature only.
All of the Above.
1 & 2.
Fairness
Sufficiency
Adequacy
Unconscionability
Exculpation
An Installment Land Contract
A Due on Sale Contract
A Power of Sale provision
An Acceleration contract
None of the above
Debt, Second Priority lien, Debtor, Expenses of the sale.
First Priority Lien holder expenses of sale, lower priority lien holders, Debtor.
Expenses of sale, First Priority Lien holder, lower priority lien holders, Debtor.
Expenses of Sale, First Priority lien holder, Debtor, Lower priority lien holders.
First Priority Lien holder, Expenses of Sale, Debtor, Second Priority Lien holder.
Since this is Missouri, the American rule prevails, and under it the landlord must evict Joe or be in breach of lease.
Since this is Missouri, the English rule prevails, and under it the landlord must evict Joe or be in breach of lease.
Since this is Missouri, the American rule prevails, and under it the John must evict Joe
Since this is Missouri, the English rule prevails, and under it the John must evict Joe
A warrant must be issued in order to have a valid arrest.
A criminal proceeding always includes a trial and appeal.
An indictment must precede the arrest.
None of the above.
1 & 3.
Mr. Acme wins because under the common law, landlords have no duty to repair.
Joe wins because Mr. Acme has a duty to use due care in maintaining common areas.
Mr. Acme wins, because under the modern rule, the tenants share in the duty of maintaining common areas
Joe wins because Mr. Acme violated the Explicit Guarantee of Occupation
Mr. Acme wins because the area was in the tenant’s control
Lease
Sublease
Tenancy at Sufferance
Assignment
Subassignment
Interrogatory
Request for admission
Direct examination
Deposition
Voir dire
Buyers in the ordinary course of business
Judgment lien holders.
Creditors with a perfected security interest.
All of the above
1 and 2 only
Any breach he has committed was minor
He has probably committed a material breach
He cannot enforce any part of the contract against the other party because he hasn’t fully performed.
He will receive full payment for his performance under the terms of the contract.
1 and 4
This contract is not enforceable
This contract is enforceable by either party
This contract falls under the statute of frauds
This contract lacks sufficient consideration
1 & 3
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