A) Real
B) Personal
C) Valued
D) Appraised
E) Substantive
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A) Only the duty of compensation and reimbursement.
B) The duty of compensation and reimbursement, and the duty to warn the bailee of known defects or any that could have been discovered through reasonable investigation.
C) Only the duty to provide the bailee with property free from hidden defects that could harm the bailee.
D) Only the duty of compensation.
E) The duty of compensation and reimbursement, the duty to provide the bailee with property free from hidden defects that could harm the bailee, and the duty to keep accurate records of the transaction.
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A) Inter vivos gifts
B) Sustainable gifts
C) In rem gifts
D) Probable gifts
E) Causa mortis gifts
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A) In most states the finder of lost property has title to the lost good against all including the person who lost the property.
B) In most states the finder of lost property has title to the lost good against all except the person who lost the property.
C) In most states the finder of lost property has no title to the lost good because the good is to be turned over to the police department for later sale if the true owner cannot be located.
D) In all states the finder of property has an obligation to put a notice in the local paper looking for the true owner before the finder of the property can claim ownership.
E) In most states the finder of lost property has title to the lost good against all except the person who lost the property, but that right only arises after the finder of the property can establish that the finder spent at least one-fifth of the fair market value of the property in locating the owner.
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A) A gift causa mortis
B) A gift inter vivos
C) A gift inter mortis
D) A gift causa vivos
E) There was no gift because Tina did not realize the ring's value.
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A) A gift causa mortis.
B) A gift inter vivos.
C) A gift inter mortis.
D) A gift causa vivos.
E) It was meaningless because of the condition of death placed on the gift.
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A) Bailments may be express but not implied.
B) Bailments may be implied but not express.
C) Bailments may be implied or express.
D) Bailments that are not express may be enforced as implied bailments only if a gratuitous bailment is involved.
E) Bailments that are not express may be enforced as implied bailments only if a mutual benefit bailment is involved.
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A) Interests
B) Property
C) Transfers
D) Business
E) Commerce
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A) Tangible
B) Intangible
C) Substantive
D) Unsubstantive
E) Manifest
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A) He is liable for the theft of the bicycle arising out of his ordinary or gross negligence.
B) He is liable for the theft of the bicycle arising out of his gross negligence.
C) He is liable for the theft of the bailed property caused by even the slightest lack of due care on his part.
D) He is strictly liable for the theft of the bicycle.
E) He is not liable for the theft of the bicycle because of the doctrine of assumption of the risk.
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A) Real
B) Personal
C) Valued
D) Appraised
E) Substantive
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A) Gifts may be conditional.
B) Gifts may not be conditional.
C) Gifts may be conditional only if a condition precedent is involved.
D) Gifts may be conditional only if consideration is present.
E) Gifts may be conditional only if one of the parties is related by blood or marriage.
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A) That because no affirmative statement,either orally or in writing,was made expressing the plaintiff's intent to abandon the property,it would not be considered abandoned.
B) That because no affirmative written statement expressing the plaintiff's intent to abandon the property was made,it would not be considered abandoned.
C) That the plaintiff had sufficient time to remove the property once the court issued its writ of possession,the property was considered abandoned.
D) That regardless of the intent of the plaintiff,the property was considered abandoned based on the amount of money the plaintiff owed to the defendant.
E) That regardless of the intent of the plaintiff,the property was considered abandoned based on the fraud committed by the plaintiff as to the defendant.
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A) That the defendant was entitled to keep the ring because the termination of the engagement was the plaintiff's fault.
B) That the defendant was entitled to keep the ring because it was a completed gift when she initially received it.
C) That a jury question was presented as to whether the plaintiff made an absolute gift of the ring to the defendant after the termination of the engagement.
D) The under principles of equity, the plaintiff was entitled to keep the ring, but only if she paid the defendant ½ of its value and that, otherwise, it would be sold with the proceeds split between the parties.
E) That because the termination of the engagement was the defendant's fault, she was required to return the ring.
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