A) The surety is released from liability,but the guarantor is not.
B) Because the third party is innocent,neither the surety nor the guarantor is released from liability.
C) Both the guarantor and the surety will likely be released from liability on interest due on the contract,but not for the principle amount.
D) The guarantor is released from liability,but the surety is not.
E) Both the guarantor and the surety will likely be released from liability.
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A) Acknowledgement
B) Mortgage
C) Consent
D) Statute
E) Foreclosure
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A) Franklin and Marisa will be required to sell the television and split the proceeds 50-50.
B) Marisa will win the dispute because a judicial lien is always enforced before any other type of lien,and she will be able to sell the television for amounts owed to her by Tara without sharing any of the funds with Franklin.
C) Franklin and Marisa will be required to sell the television with Franklin,the holder of an artisan's lien,receiving only 25%,and Marisa receiving the rest.
D) Franklin will win the dispute because he has rights to a super-priority lien,and he will be able to recover amounts to which he is due from the sale of the television before Marisa is entitled to any funds.
E) Franklin and Marisa will be required to sell the television and split the proceeds based upon their percentage of debt.
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A) A writ of attachment
B) A writ of foreclosure
C) A writ of execution
D) A writ of garnishment
E) A writ of mortgage
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A) Writ of execution
B) Order of attachment
C) Decree of sale
D) Writ of discharge
E) Decree of seizure
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True/False
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A) Agreement holder
B) Property acknowledgement holder
C) Consenting agent
D) Charger
E) Lienholder
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A) Real,personal,and movable
B) Personal,but not movable or real
C) Movable and real,but not personal
D) Movable but not personal or real
E) Personal and real,but not movable
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A) Securement
B) Subrogation
C) Recoupment
D) Reimbursement
E) Contribution
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True/False
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True/False
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True/False
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True/False
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True/False
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A) 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.
B) The creditor will be permitted to sell the debtor's property to satisfy the debt.
C) The debtor's property is returned,but no damages may be obtained by either party.
D) The debtor can recover punitive damages only.
E) The debtor can recover actual damages only,even if the property was wrongfully attached.
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) Writ of garnishment
B) Order of law
C) Writ of debt satisfaction
D) Writ of execution
E) Order of compliance
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Multiple Choice
A) Paul will lose because he performed deficient work.
B) Paul will win if he proves that he had never had a problem installing windows before.
C) Paul will receive only half of his bill because he performed deficient work.
D) Paul will lose unless he already paid Good Windows for the windows,in which case he would win.
E) 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.
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Multiple Choice
A) Personal estate
B) Shelter
C) Real
D) Real estate
E) Homestead
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