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A) Interrogatory
B) Submission
C) Deposition
D) Admission
E) Confirmation
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A) The oral agreement will be enforced,and the parents will prevail under the exception to the parol evidence rule involving evidence of prior dealings or usage of trade.
B) The oral agreement will be enforced,and the parents will prevail under the exception to the parol evidence rule involving contracts conditioned on orally agreed upon terms.
C) The oral agreement will be enforced,and the parents will prevail under the exception to the parol evidence rule involving contracts that are not final as they are part written and part oral.
D) The medical center will prevail based upon the written contract.
E) The oral agreement will be enforced,and the parents will prevail under the exception to the parol evidence rule involving contracts that are incomplete.
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A) The promises fall within the statute of frauds.
B) The promises do not fall within the statute of frauds because they involve material matters,not matters involving home and children.
C) The promises would have fallen within the statute of frauds in earlier times in history,but would not fall within the statute of frauds in this day and time.
D) The promises do not fall within the statute of frauds unless Rachel can prove that she would not have married Gabriel without the assurance of the Mercedes and the trip.
E) The promises fall within the statute of frauds unless Gabriel can prove that Rachel would have married him without the assurance of the Mercedes and the trip.
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A) No,but she could provide additional writings.
B) No,because there is a written contract.
C) No,because it would modify the contract.
D) Yes,but only to clarify the ambiguous contract terms.
E) Yes,where ambiguous terms exist,she may provide oral evidence that modifies the contract.
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A) The contract or memorandum needs to state the price of the goods,the quality of the goods,and also the quantity to be sold.
B) The contract or memorandum needs only to state the quantity to be sold.
C) The contract or memorandum needs to state the price of the goods and the quality of the goods,but not the quantity to be sold.
D) The contract or memorandum needs only to state the price of the goods.
E) The contract or memorandum needs only to state the quality of the goods.
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A) That the oral agreement fell outside the statute of frauds if the plaintiff satisfied the main purpose doctrine.
B) That the oral agreement fell outside the statute of frauds if the plaintiff satisfied the parol evidence rule.
C) That the plaintiff could recover as a matter of law because the statute of frauds does not apply to suretyship agreements.
D) That the plaintiff was barred from recovery by the suretyship provision of the statute of frauds.
E) That the plaintiff could recover because the original agreement between the third party and the defendant was in writing.
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A) The agreement could be enforced against Lottie and Marcus' father.
B) Marcus' father did not sign a writing,so the agreement cannot be enforced against him under any circumstances.
C) The agreements could be enforced against Jeb and Marcus' father.
D) All of the agreements can be enforced because they are secondary obligations.
E) Since Lottie and Jeb signed agreements,those obligations could be enforced.
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A) Marriage consideration agreement
B) Marital solution agreement
C) Marriage acknowledgement agreement
D) Prenuptial agreement
E) Marital dissolution agreement
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A) Suretyship promise.
B) Promissory estoppel.
C) Secondary promise.
D) Collateral promise.
E) Secondary obligation.
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A) Oral speech as opposed to written words
B) Written words as opposed to oral speech
C) Signature required
D) Words establishing penalties
E) Speech or words,specifically words outside the original writing
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A) Yes,if it is over $500.
B) Yes,because even if he worked around the clock for a year,it is highly unlikely the contract can be performed within a year.
C) No,because contracts that cannot be performed within a year are outside the statute of frauds.
D) No,because even though highly unlikely,the project can theoretically be completed within one year and does not have to be in writing.
E) Yes,because contracts that cannot be performed within a year fall within the statute of frauds and must be in writing.
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A) On June 15,Luigi hires Vela to work for him for one year,starting the next day
B) On June 15,Luigi hires Vela to work for him for one year,starting July 1.
C) On June 15,Luigi hires Vela to work for him for six months,starting November 1.
D) On June 15,Luigi hires Vela to work for him for six months,starting December 15.
E) On June 15,Luigi hires Vela to work for him for one year,starting immediately.
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A) Primary debts
B) Primary promises
C) Commercial promises
D) Secondary obligations
E) Third-party debts
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A) Prenuptial
B) Approved
C) Preliminary
D) Planned
E) Arranged
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A) Attached
B) Contracted
C) Pertinent
D) Relating
E) Adjacent
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