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mgmt 311 exam 3 Latest Update - Actual Exam from Credible Sources with 120 Questions and Verified Correct Answers Golden Ticket to Guaranteed A+ Verified by Professor

"duty" - CORRECT ANSWER: Contractual promise

  • different types of vertical restraints which are illegal under the federal laws -

CORRECT ANSWER: 1. Territorial or customer restrictions

  • Resale price maintenance agreements
  • exceptions to the general rule for unilateral mistakes - CORRECT ANSWER: 1. The
  • other party knew of the mistake or should have known of the mistake and failed to correct the mistake

  • The mistake was made because of an inadvertent mathematical error and the
  • mistaken party was not grossly negligent

  • statutes expressly provide that contracts which are made by unlicensed persons are

void and unenforceable - CORRECT ANSWER: 1. regulatory

  • revenue raising
  • types of behavior violate 2 - CORRECT ANSWER: 1. Conduct pursued by a firm that
  • is already a monopolist is condemned as monopolization if the conduct interferes with free trade and is intended to preserve the firm's monopoly

  • Conduct intended to capture monopoly power is condemned as an attempt to
  • monopolize

2 types of performance - CORRECT ANSWER: 1. complete performance

  • substantial performance
  • / 3

3 requirements of a release - CORRECT ANSWER: 1. The agreement is made in good

faith (honestly)

  • The release contract is in signed writing (required in many states).
  • The contract is accompanied by consideration.
  • steps to establish and implied contract that the plaintiff needs to prove - CORRECT

ANSWER: 1. Plaintiff furnished service/good

  • Plaintiff expected to be paid and defendant should have known that
  • Plaintiff had chance to reject good/service and did not

3rd party beneficiary contracts - CORRECT ANSWER: a contract that is intended to benefit a 3rd party - stranger to the original contract

4 actions made illegal by clayton act - CORRECT ANSWER: Price discrimination

Exclusionary practices Corporate mergers Interlocking directorates

4 elements of a valid contract - CORRECT ANSWER: 1. agreement

  • consideration
  • contractual capacity
  • legality

4 elements of fraud - CORRECT ANSWER: 1. A misrepresentation of a material fact

  • Made with intent to deceive
  • Innocent party justifiably relies on the misrepresentation
  • If seeking damages and NOT just rescission of the contract, the party must prove
  • harm

  • / 3
  • potentially responsible parties for toxic chemical spills - CORRECT ANSWER: 1.
  • Person who generated waste

  • Person who transported waste
  • Person who owned/operated site at disposal
  • Current owner/operator of site

4 types of discharge by agreement - CORRECT ANSWER: 1. mutual recision

  • discharge by novation
  • settlement agreement
  • discharge by accord and satisfaction

4 types of voluntary consent - CORRECT ANSWER: 1. mistakes

  • fraudulent misrepresentation
  • undue influence
  • duress
  • contracts that "fall under" or "fall within the Statute of Frauds - CORRECT ANSWER:
  • contracts involving interests in land
  • the "one-year" rule
  • collateral promises
  • promises made in consideration of marriage
  • uniform commerical code, contracts for the sale of goods for $500+
  • elements generally required for the Promissory estoppel doctrine - CORRECT

ANSWER: 1. Clear and definite promise

  • Promisor expected the promisee to rely on the promise
  • Promisee reasonably relied on the promise by acting or refraining from some act
  • Promisee's reliance is definite and resulted in substantial detriment
  • Enforcement of the promise is necessary to avoid injustice
  • / 3

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