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A) To return the watch to you and seek an artisan's lien
B) To return the watch to you and seek a mechanic's lien
C) To keep and eventually sell the watch unless debts are repaid
D) To return the watch and sue as a secured creditor
E) To keep the watch until debt is paid, but never to sell the watch.
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A) The Iowa Supreme Court upheld the decision of the lower courts that Flynn had substantially completed the work and was entitled to a judgement against the Landes.
B) That Flynn had not completed any of the work on the home and was not entitled to the judgement.
C) The Iowa Supreme Court upheld the decision of the lower courts that Flynn had not substantially completed the work on the home and was not entitled to a judgement against the Landes.
D) The Iowa Supreme Court reversed the decision of the lower courts that Flynn had substantially completed the work on the home and was not entitled to a judgement against the Landes.
E) The Iowa Supreme Court reversed the decision of the lower courts that Flynn had not substantially completed the work on the home and was entitled to a judgement against the Landes.
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A) it varies from state to state
B) $50,000
C) $25,000
D) $100,000
E) the value of the actual residence
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A) The creditor will be permitted to sell the debtor's property to satisfy the debt.
B) The debtor can recover actual damages only, even if the property was wrongfully attached.
C) The debtor can recover punitive damages only.
D) The debtor's property is returned, but no damages may be obtained by either party.
E) The debtor can recover damages from the creditor for losses suffered while deprived of property and, if the property was wrongfully attached, may recover punitive damages.
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A) debtor
B) consenting agent
C) lienholder
D) creditor
E) bondsman
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A) attorney's
B) common law
C) consumer
D) Possessory
E) agent's
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A) A suretyship, a guaranty, or a certified agreement
B) A certified agreement or a suretyship, but not a guarantee
C) A certified agreement or a guaranty, but not a suretyship
D) A guarantee but not a certified agreement or a suretyship
E) Either a suretyship or a guaranty, but not a certified agreement
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A) Sean may assert his bankruptcy as a defense against paying the debt.
B) Sean cannot assert his bankruptcy as a defense because it is a suretyship agreement.
C) Sean cannot assert his bankruptcy as a defense because it is a guaranty agreement.
D) Sean may only assert the bankruptcy as a defense if he filed for bankruptcy based on excessive medical bills.
E) Sean may only assert the bankruptcy as a defense only if he filed for bankruptcy protection within one year of agreeing to liability on Allison's loan.
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Multiple Choice
A) mechanic's lien
B) artisan's lien
C) priority lien
D) actuary lien
E) personal property lien
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A) Statute of Frauds defense
B) Common Fraud defense
C) Parol evidence defense
D) Unwritten promise defense
E) Negligence
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A) Artisan's
B) Mechanic's
C) Removal
D) Construction
E) Judicial
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A) property judgment
B) option order
C) deficiency judgment
D) mortgagee lien
E) foreclosure lien
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A) Real property only
B) Personal property only
C) Moveable property only
D) Personal and real property
E) Moveable and real property
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Multiple Choice
A) Paul will lose because he performed deficient work.
B) Paul will lose unless he already paid Good Windows for the windows, in which case he would win.
C) Paul will win unless Cecelia has a writing signed by him in which he agrees that he will not seek a lien in the case of deficient work.
D) Paul will win if he proves that he had never had a problem installing windows before.
E) Paul will receive only half of his bill because he performed deficient work.
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A) Order of compliance
B) Order of law
C) Writ of execution
D) Writ of garnishment
E) Writ of debt satisfaction
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