A Contract Must Have - Answers 1. Agreement
2. Capacity
3. Legality
4. Consideration
Contracts Can Be - Answers 1. Written- negotiated, standard form, click through, shrink, wrap,
etc.
2. Oral
Bilateral - Answers two parties exchange promises
Unilateral - Answers one party make a promise. Contract is created when other party performs
certain tasks in response.
Valid K - Answers meets all legal requirements for a binding k
Unconscious K - Answers grossly unfair or one sided
Restatements - Answers american law institute gathers decisions of courts on many topics into
restatements that summarize court decisions on many topics
Executed Contracts - Answers where all the promises, obligations, and agreements have been
fulfilled
Executory - Answers parties still have duties to perform
UCC Article 2 - Answers applies to the sale of goods
Hybrid Contracts - Answers sale of both goods and services in the same contract
Non-Contract Obligations - Answers 1. Quasi-contract- goods or services provided to another
part without a contractual obligation- unjust enrichment
2. Promissory estoppel- one party relies on the promises of another and acts in reliance to their
detriment
Enforceable Contract - Answers meets all the legal requirements
Void K - Answers no legal obligation created. One of the required components not present-
voluntary agreement, capacity, legality, consideration
Voidable K - Answers one or more of the parties has the right to cancel the contract if they
choose, assuming certain conditions are present