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Vladimir and Chin are neighbors and would like to enter
into a contract to equally share in the cost to construct a
new block wall between their houses. Vladimir contacts a
contractor who provides a bid and he asks Chin to sign off
on it. Chin refuses. Vladimir becomes upset and threatens
to sue Chin if he does not sign off. Reluctantly, Chin signs.
Is this a voidable contract?
Select one:
A. Yes, because Vladimir exercised undue influence over
Chin who became fearful of Vladimir.
B. Yes, because Vladimir's relationship with Chin was such
that Chin was compelled to sign.
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C. No, because all four of the elements of an enforceable
contract remain intact.
D. No, because threat of a lawsuit is not considered
sufficient to deprive Chin of his free will. - ANSWER-D. No,
because threat of a lawsuit is not considered sufficient to
deprive Chin of his free will.
George left his camera at the repair shop to be fixed. An
unknown arsonist burned the shop to the ground,
destroying George's camera. The fire marshal found no
fault with any of the repair shop's fire protection practices
and systems. Under the circumstances,
Select one:
A. The bailee is not responsible for the destruction of the
camera.
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B. The bailee and bailor are equally at fault for the
destruction of the camera.
C. The bailee is responsible for the destruction of the
camera.
D. The bailor is at fault for the destruction of the camera. -
ANSWER-A. The bailee is not responsible for the
destruction of the camera.
A restaurant manager created a new method to cook
French fries. Which one of the following describes how the
restaurant manager can protect his intellectual property
rights?
Select one:
A. By registering a trade secret with the state.
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B. By claiming part ownership in the restaurant
C. By obtaining a patent
D. By filing a copyright notice - ANSWER-C. By obtaining
a patent. The restaurant manager can protect his
intellectual property rights by obtaining a patent. A patent
applies to a new, useful, nonobvious invention.
Which one of the following presents the two central
elements that can give rise to an estoppel?
Select one:
A. Knowledge and intentional relinquishment of a known
right
B. Reliance and detriment
C. Incorrect statement of facts and intent