True/False
Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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Partial performance never discharges a party from
his or her duty of full performance under a contract.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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2.
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A contract terminating because of the destruction
of the subject matter is an example of
a. | A Rule of Construction | c. | The operation of law | b. | A voidable
interest | d. | A supervening illegality |
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3.
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A person may be discharged from his or her
contractual obligations by
a. | Insubstantial performance | c. | Tendering performance | b. | Complete
performance | d. | All of the above |
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4.
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The Coronation Cases are examples of
a. | Discharge by impossibility of
performance | c. | Discharge by frustration of
purpose | b. | Discharge by illness | d. | Discharge by
agreement |
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A supervening illegality
a. | Voids the contract | c. | Has no
effect on the contract | b. | Makes the contract
unenforceable | d. | Makes the contract voidable |
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6.
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A method of avoiding litigation for a breach of
contract is
a. | A waiver | c. | Accord
and satisfaction | b. | Arbitration | d. | All of the above |
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7.
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An example of excuse of conditions is
a. | Voluntary disablement | c. | Anticipatory breach | b. | Insolvency | d. | All of the above |
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8.
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The Statute of Frauds does not cover
a. | Contracts in consideration of
marriage | c. | Guarantees | b. | Contracts for the sale of realty | d. | Contracts to be
performed within one year |
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