D. regular unilateral condition 4. If the deceased had no surviving relatives, his property escheats to the A. federal government B. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) C. decedent's last known employer D. state where the deceased was domiciled 5. According to the court in the Houseman v. Dare case, money damages alone, sometimes may not compensate for a pet dog, hence may provide a reasonable remedy in this case. A. liquidated damages B. punitive damages C. loss of profit damages D. specific performance 6. A document in which a person states in advance his intention to forgo or obtain certain life- prolonging medical procedures is called a: A. revocable trust B. living will C. codicil D. inter vivos trust 7. In Sogeti USA v. Seerique the U.S. District Court in Arizona upheld the transfer and assignability of employees' restrictive covenants in their original employment contracts. A. True B. False 8. Terence and Brency, are unrelated co-workers at a bicycle repair shop where they have worked for 5 years, even when the owner couldn't pay their wages during rough times. The owner of the shop, Erin, transfers the deed to one of her houses to both Terence and Brency as a gift for their loyalty, but without specification of their co-ownership form. It is presumed that they will acquire the property as A. tenants by the entirety B. periodic tenancy C. tenancy at sufferance D. tenants in common 9. The issue in Sogeti, USA LLC v. Scarigno is whether