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BCOR 320 Exam 3: Contracts and Their Legal Implications, Exams of Search Engine Optimization and Advertising (SEO and SEM)

A comprehensive review of key concepts related to contracts, including their types, elements, termination, and enforceability. It covers topics such as express and implied contracts, executory and executed contracts, valid and unenforceable contracts, promissory estoppel, quasi-contracts, and more. The document also discusses the role of capacity, misrepresentation, and third-party beneficiaries in contract law.

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2023/2024

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Download BCOR 320 Exam 3: Contracts and Their Legal Implications and more Exams Search Engine Optimization and Advertising (SEO and SEM) in PDF only on Docsity! BCOR 320 Exam 3 WVU Questions and Verified Solutions Latest Update. 1. Contracts - Correct answer a promise that the law will enforce. 2. Bilateral Contracts - Correct answer both parties make a promise (to do something) to each other. 3. Unilateral Contracts - Correct answer one party makes a promise to the other that the other party can accept only by doing something specific. 4. Express Contracts - Correct answer the two parties to the contract explicitly state all of the important terms of their agreement 5. Implied Contracts - Correct answer the words and conduct of the parties indicate that the parties intended to make an agreement. 6. Executory Contract - Correct answer when one or more parties has not fulfilled its obligations under the contract. 7. Executed Contract - Correct answer when all parties to the contract have fulfilled their obligations under the contract. 8. Valid Contract - Correct answer satisfies the law's requirements 9. Unenforceable Contract - Correct answer when the parties intend to form a valid bargain but some rule of law prevents enforcement 10.Voidable Contract - Correct answer when the law permits one party to terminate the agreement. 11.Void Contract - Correct answer one that neither party can enforce, usually because the purpose is illegal or one of the parties had no legal authority. 12.Promissory Estoppel - Correct answer used to enforce the defendant's promise if he can show that: - The defendant made a promise knowing that the plaintiff would likely rely on it - The plaintiff did rely on the promise - The only way to avoid injustice is to enforce the promise 13.Quasi-Contract - Correct answer a legal agreement created by the courts between two parties who did not have a previous obligation to each other. P a g e 1 | 5 14.Quantum Merit - Correct answer the damages awarded, meaning "as much as he deserved" 15.Elements of a Contract - Correct answer - Offer - Acceptance - Consideration - Legality - Capacity - Consent - Writing 16.Meeting of the Minds - Correct answer understanding each other and intend to reach an agreement. 17.Offer - Correct answer an act or statement that proposes definite terms and permits the other party to create a contract by accepting those terms. 18.Termination by Revocation - Correct answer effective when the offered receives it 19.Termination by Rejection - Correct answer if an offered rejects an offer, the rejection immediately terminates the offer. 20.Termination by Counteroffer - Correct answer if an offered counteroffers, it is a rejection that immediately terminates the offer. 21.Termination by Expiration - Correct answer when an offer specifies a time limit for acceptance, that period if binding. 22.Termination by Destruction - Correct answer destruction of subject matter terminates offer, illegality of subject matter terminates offer. Death by offer or offered terminates the offer. 23.An offer can't be revoked when: - Correct answer - written - signed by offer or - containing essential terms/conditions - supported by consideration 24.Mirror Image Rule (common law) - Correct answer requires that acceptance be on precisely the same terms as the offer. 25.Mailbox Rule - Correct answer an acceptance is generally effective upon dispatch, meaning the moment it is out of the office’s control. P a g e 2 | 5
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