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Question 26 (1 point) Secondary liability is conditional liability. True False Question 27 (1 point) Which of the following, if proven, would be deemed to be a breach of the implied warranty of merchantability ? The goods do not conform to a sample. The goods are not suitable for their ordinary purpose and use. The goods do not conform to the model. The good are fungible. Question 28 (1 point) Question 28 (1 point) If an instrument contains contradictory terms: handwritten terms prevail over typewritten and printed terms. O typewritten terms prevail over handwritten and printed terms. O -- numbers prevail over words. 12 printed terms prevail over typed terms. 15 Question 29 (1 point) Rob placed in the local paper a "want ad" for his dining room table. Rob is not in the business of selling tables. In response to the ad, Laura examined the table and bought it. Rob told Laura that she could take the table immediately, but Laura had to borrow a truck. While Laura was getting the truck, a tornado destroyed the table. Who bears the risk of loss for the table ? 18 21 Rob, because the table was in his apartment Rob but only to the extent that his insurance covers the loss. 24 No one, the table was destroyed through an Act of God. Laura, because Rob tendered delivery. False Question 32 (1 point) Julio, the president of Con-Gest, Inc., is playing golf with his brother, Luciano. He tells Luciano that Con-Gest, Inc. is about to be purchased by a larger corporation. Luciano, at a dinner later that day, tells Enrico, his best friend, about what Julio told him. Luciano and Enrico make a deal to share any profits that Enrico makes in trading in Con-Gest stock. Assume that Julio, Luciano, and Enrico all purchase Con-Gest stock before the merger is announced, and all sell the stock (at a very large profit) after the merger is announced. Which, if any, of these three are potentially guilty of illegal insider trading? Julio only Julio and Luciano. Julio and Enrico. All three are guilty Question 34 (1 point) 3 When does primary liability come into existence on a check? Upon presentment Upon acceptance 9 - Upon issue 1 12 Upon notice 15 Question 35 (1 point) Paul asserts in a lawsuit that he is the holder in due course of a negotiable instrument. Mary contests Paul's status as a holder in due course and wants him subject to personal defenses. Who has the burden to establish Paul's status? 7 18 Either Paul or Mary 21 The bank who dishonors the instrument. 3 24 Paul Mary