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Gordon, Contract, Writings, Law, Written Contract, incorporated, Business Law Final Exam

The key terms in this Business Law course include Business, Gordon, Contract, Writings, Law, Written Contract, incorporated, Aggrieved Party, legal Obligation, Rights, Business Law Final Exam


____ 1. Writings that are incorporated by reference into a written contract include:

a. only writings that are physically attached to the written contract.

b. writings that the written contract identifies and declares to be part of the written contract.

c. writings that are excluded from the written contract by the parol evidence rule.

d. only writings that are made after the written contract has been executed.


____ 2. If a mistake in the transcription of a contract occurs, the aggrieved party may:

a. sue for damages.

b. sue to reform the contract.

c. both rescind the contract and sue for damages.

d. obtain an injunction.


____ 3. The rights of an employee to be compensated are governed primarily by the same principles that apply to

a. the compensation of a partner.

b. the compensation of a stockholder.

c. the compensation of an agent.

d. the compensation of a court-appointed trustee.


____ 4. Ordinarily, a promise to perform an existing legal obligation is:

a. not consideration.

b. binding if the promisor promises to perform with extra care.

c. binding if the promisor promises to perform to suit the personal satisfaction of the promisee.

d. binding if substantial loss would be caused the promisee by a breach of the promise.


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