Question: 1 A void contract is one that one party can enforce if they wish. T/F 2 Each province has a statute that determines the age
1 A void contract is one that one party can enforce if they wish.
T/F
2 Each province has a statute that determines the age of majority.
True
False
3 A mistake is a misunderstanding about the terms of the contract.
True
False
4 Labor unions may have limited capacity to enter into contracts.
True
False
5 Contracts with minors for necessaries are enforceable.
True
False
6 A contract made under the threat of violence to the person is void.
True
False
7 A person claiming insanity to set aside a contract must show that:
The insanity was a permanent condition
The other person knew of the insanity
The insanity was only temporary
The other person was not aware of the insanity
8 In online transactions, suppliers have a duty to disclose terms that a reasonable person may not expect in a contract.
True
False
9 Andy agrees to sell his painting to Bill. At the time the contract is made, the painting is destroyed by fire. The legal effect of this contract is:
Enforceable
Voidable
Unenforceable
Void
10 An intoxicated person who does not try to set aside the contract upon becoming sober will be bound by the contract.
True
False
11 Rescission and damages are remedies for fraudulent misrepresentation.
True
False
12 A void contract is one that never existed.
True
False
13 A voidable contract is one that one party can enforce if they wish.
True
False
14 Legality is a contractual element that allows the contract to be evaluated by society.
True
False
15 If a contract conflicts with the interests of society it is against public policy and not enforceable.
True
False
16 A court applies the reasonable person test to determine a mistake.
True
False
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