A) the tenant is solvent.
B) Linda actually has a right to the rental payments.
C) the tenant will actually pay.
D) No warranties are implied by law in an assignment.
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A) win,as he is an intended beneficiary.
B) win,as he is a donor beneficiary.
C) lose,as he is a creditor beneficiary.
D) lose,as he is an incidental beneficiary.
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A) a valid assignment because of the rule of freedom to contract.
B) a valid assignment because this is a simple transfer of the right to receive money.
C) an invalid assignment because it increases the burden of the payor.
D) an invalid assignment because this is a personal service contract.
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A) a donee beneficiary who has rights to enforce the policy once Susan dies.
B) a creditor beneficiary who has rights to enforce the policy once Susan dies.
C) an incidental beneficiary because Jessica did not give any consideration for the policy and therefore cannot enforce the policy even when Susan dies.
D) None of the above.
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A) not valid because it was not in writing.
B) valid even though it was oral and there was no consideration from Will.
C) irrevocable once Brandon has told Will about the gift.
D) not valid because Will gave no consideration for the assignment.
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A) what interest it is trying to protect.
B) if the damages can be quantified with reasonable certainty.
C) if punitive damages should be awarded.
D) whether the injured party mitigated its damages.
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A) An agreement to perform an operation.
B) A contract to paint a picture.
C) An agreement by an attorney to draft a contract.
D) An agreement to paint a house.
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A) after an assignment and delegation.
B) when the third party is informed of the contract.
C) when the third party beneficiary agrees to the contract terms.
D) when the contract is created.
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A) This is a valid waiver of defense clause.Jerry signed the contract,so he can't raise a defense to Finance USA.
B) Finance USA is an intended third party beneficiary and may therefore enforce the contract.
C) In general,this type of waiver is not permitted in consumer contracts,so Jerry can raise his claim against Finance USA.
D) This is a delegation of Jerry's duties and the delegator remains liable on the contract unless a novation agreement is made.
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A) a donee beneficiary.
B) an incidental beneficiary.
C) a creditor beneficiary.
D) Both a and c
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A) can sue Bob and Carol only.
B) can sue Ted and Alice only.
C) can sue Bob,Carol,Ted,and Alice.
D) cannot sue anyone but can repossess the RV.
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A) a novation.
B) an accord and satisfaction.
C) an assignment.
D) a nullification.
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A) is generally revocable if it is gratuitous and is either oral or written.
B) for consideration is irrevocable.
C) becomes valid when the obligor receives notice of the assignment.
D) must follow formalities.
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A) win as a third party creditor beneficiary.
B) win as a third party donee beneficiary.
C) lose as a third party incidental beneficiary.
D) lose as a third party creditor beneficiary.
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A) permitted because contracts may be freely delegated.
B) permitted because the contract is just for music lessons.
C) prohibited because Johann and Eugene have very different skill levels.
D) prohibited by the UCC.
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