LEGAL ISSUES IN SPORT SPM 4723 EXAM 1 REVIEW NEWEST
ACTUAL 2025/2026 WITH CO0MPLETE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS .VERIFIED/ GRADED A+
Personal Property - ----Answers---Movable property such as
sports equipment. Property that can be moved or taken with
oneself
Real Property - ----Answers---Fixed property such as land,
buildings, sport stadiums, fields, courts, or unmovable goals
Necessity - ----Answers---A defense to trespass in which an
innocent person enters the land of another to avoid imminent
and serious injury to the body or property of oneself or
another person
Trespass to Real Property - ----Answers---When a person
intentionally enters the land of another, or causes another
person or object to enter the land of another, without
permission or necessity
Trespass to Personal Property - ----Answers---The initial
nonpermitted taking of another person's personal property
Conversion - ----Answers---Taking and depriving another of
his right to the exclusive possession of personal property
,Disparagement of Property - ----Answers---Untrue
statements about personal property that result in financial
hardship to a business; types consist of slander of quality and
slander of title
Slander of Title - ----Answers---Untrue statements about the
ownership (title) of personal property that result in financial
hardship to a business
Slander of Quality - ----Answers---Untrue statements about
the quality of personal property that result in financial
hardship to a business
Product Liability - ----Answers---Liability attached to the
manufacture or distribution of a product
Strict Liability - ----Answers---Legal concept in which
liability results regardless of fault; often used in product
liability cases
Restatement of Torts - ----Answers---A comprehensive
document that provides a uniform set of rules relevant to the
law of torts
Breach of Warranty - ----Answers---The failure to uphold an
express or implied promise to abide by certain terms and
conditions relevant to the sale or lease of goods
, Contractual Remedies - ----Answers---Ways in which
contract law can be applied to resolve a wrong done to a
plaintiff
Express Warranty - ----Answers---An express agreement
(spoken or in writing) that the product will be of a certain
quality and type, as well as other agreed-upon provisions
Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) - ----Answers---A lengthy
document, adopted in 49 U.S. states, that provides a uniform
set of rules relevant to the sale of goods (contracts)
Implied Warranty of Fitness - ----Answers---An implied
promise by the seller that the product is appropriate for the
particular purpose for which it was sold
Implied Warranty of Merchantability - ----Answers---An
implied promise by the seller that the product is reasonably
appropriate for the general purpose for which it was sold
Manufacturing Defect - ----Answers---A defect that occurs
during, or is associated with, the manufacture of a product
Design Defect - ----Answers---A product that is designed in a
faulty manner that ultimately results in injury to consumers
Risk - ----Answers---The likelihood or probability of harm
ACTUAL 2025/2026 WITH CO0MPLETE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS .VERIFIED/ GRADED A+
Personal Property - ----Answers---Movable property such as
sports equipment. Property that can be moved or taken with
oneself
Real Property - ----Answers---Fixed property such as land,
buildings, sport stadiums, fields, courts, or unmovable goals
Necessity - ----Answers---A defense to trespass in which an
innocent person enters the land of another to avoid imminent
and serious injury to the body or property of oneself or
another person
Trespass to Real Property - ----Answers---When a person
intentionally enters the land of another, or causes another
person or object to enter the land of another, without
permission or necessity
Trespass to Personal Property - ----Answers---The initial
nonpermitted taking of another person's personal property
Conversion - ----Answers---Taking and depriving another of
his right to the exclusive possession of personal property
,Disparagement of Property - ----Answers---Untrue
statements about personal property that result in financial
hardship to a business; types consist of slander of quality and
slander of title
Slander of Title - ----Answers---Untrue statements about the
ownership (title) of personal property that result in financial
hardship to a business
Slander of Quality - ----Answers---Untrue statements about
the quality of personal property that result in financial
hardship to a business
Product Liability - ----Answers---Liability attached to the
manufacture or distribution of a product
Strict Liability - ----Answers---Legal concept in which
liability results regardless of fault; often used in product
liability cases
Restatement of Torts - ----Answers---A comprehensive
document that provides a uniform set of rules relevant to the
law of torts
Breach of Warranty - ----Answers---The failure to uphold an
express or implied promise to abide by certain terms and
conditions relevant to the sale or lease of goods
, Contractual Remedies - ----Answers---Ways in which
contract law can be applied to resolve a wrong done to a
plaintiff
Express Warranty - ----Answers---An express agreement
(spoken or in writing) that the product will be of a certain
quality and type, as well as other agreed-upon provisions
Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) - ----Answers---A lengthy
document, adopted in 49 U.S. states, that provides a uniform
set of rules relevant to the sale of goods (contracts)
Implied Warranty of Fitness - ----Answers---An implied
promise by the seller that the product is appropriate for the
particular purpose for which it was sold
Implied Warranty of Merchantability - ----Answers---An
implied promise by the seller that the product is reasonably
appropriate for the general purpose for which it was sold
Manufacturing Defect - ----Answers---A defect that occurs
during, or is associated with, the manufacture of a product
Design Defect - ----Answers---A product that is designed in a
faulty manner that ultimately results in injury to consumers
Risk - ----Answers---The likelihood or probability of harm
