False Case Study

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1. Corporations may be held liable for crimes.
True False

2. Contracts are primarily governed by the Uniform Commercial Code.
True False

3. The difference between an express contract and an implied in fact contract is the manner in which assent is manifested.
True False

4. A person may employ deadly force to protect his property.
True False

5. John and Megan are at a crowded theater. In the press of people exiting the theater, John accidentally steps on Megan's toe and breaks it. Megan can sue John for the tort of battery.
True False

6. Larry says to Jeff, "If you will mow my lawn, I will give you fifteen dollars." Under these facts, no contract is formed until Jeff finishes mowing the lawn.
True False

7. If a person who has been declared incompetent by the courts enters into an …show more content…

Mike recently purchased a motorcycle for $4,000 but has had extensive problems starting the motor. In disgust at not being able to start the motorcycle, Mike shouts to his friends, "Any of you want to buy this thing for $20?" A contract will be formed if a friend gives Mike a twenty-dollar bill.

True False

17. Tom posts a sign in his neighborhood offering $100 for the return of his Persian cat. Carry, who knows nothing of the reward, finds the cat and returns it to Tom. Carry is entitled to the reward.

True False

18. A felony is a more serious type of crime than a misdemeanor.
True False

19. Hugh recently purchased a motorcycle for $4,000 but has had extensive problems starting the motor. In disgust at not being able to start the motorcycle, Hugh shouts to his friends, "Any of you want to buy this thing for $20?" A contract will be formed if a friend gives Hugh a twenty-dollar bill.
True False

20. If an offeror makes an offer to an offeree by letter and it is lost in the mail, no legally sufficient offer has been made.
True False

21. An offer is effective as soon as it is dispatched.
True False

22. A contract exists when an offer has been accepted.
True

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