The person who brings a lawsuit is called a:
Question 1The person who brings a lawsuit is called a:
Question options:
d. All of the above
c. Party
b. Claimant
a. Petitioner
Question 2 The county or judicial district in which a case should be tried is:
Question options:
d. Class action
c. Caption
b. Deposition
a. Venue
Question 3 The initial pleading in a civil action in which plaintiff alleges a cause of actions is:
Question options:
d. Complaint
c. Cross-action
b. Response
a. Counterclaim
Question 4 A written statement submitted to the court to persuade it as to the correctness of a party’s positions is:
Question options:
d. Verification
c. Bill of particulars
b. Interrogatory
a. Memorandum of law
Question 5 A means for providing a party with access to facts that are within the knowledge of the other side and to enable the party to better try the case is:
Question options:
d. Equitable action
c. Injunction
b. Discovery
a. Diversity
Question 6 Which of the following is false? A deposition is:
Question options:
d. Transcribed by a court reporter
c. Conducted by the judge
b. A formal means to find out information
a. Part of the discovery process
Question 7 A motion whose purpose is to dispose the lawsuit without further proceedings:
Question options:
d. Motion for summary judgment
c. Motion of expunge
b. Motion to intervene
a. Motion for particulars
Question 8 A party may request a change of venue because:
Question options:
d. The judge is ill
c. The witnesses are located out of state
b. The respondent will not receive a fair trial
a. It is convenient to try the case elsewhere
Question 9 Service of process is:
Question options:
d. The manner in which actions begin
c. Passage of time before a lawsuit can be filed
b. The delivery of legal documents
a. The filing of pleadings
Question 10 The pleadings are:
Question options:
d. All of the above
c. Demands
b. Accusations
a. Allegations
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Unit 2 Quiz
Question 1 Arbitration, conciliation, mediation, and mini-trials are speedier and less costly methods for resolving disputes than going to court. These are examples of:
Question options:
Certiorari
Impaneling a jury
Voir dire
Alternative dispute resolution
Question 2 A prospective juror whom a party decides is unqualified or unacceptable may be challenged for cause or may be the subject of a peremptory challenge during:
Question options:
An out-of-court settlement
Voir dire
Oral argument
Jury instructions
Question 3 A trial that has been terminated by a judge prior to its conclusion because of a hung jury or prejudicial error is called:
Question options:
A mistrial
Arbitration
Alternative dispute resolution
Confession of judgment
Question 4 The process by which a higher court reviews the decision of a lower court is called an appeal.
Question options:
True
False
Question 5 The process by which a higher court is requested by a party to a lawsuit to review the decision of a lower court is:
Question options:
An amicus curiae
An appeal
A peremptory challenge
A challenge for cause
Question 6 The ending of a lawsuit by agreement is called:
Question options:
Settlement
Appeal
Court order
Judgment
Question 7 A group of people selected to determine the truth of a matter is called:
Question options:
Court of appeals
Mediator
Jury
Expert witness
Question 8 The ending of a trial by agreement is:
Question options:
mistrial
verdict
appeal
settlement
Question 9 Any papers or things offered in evidence and marked for identification are called:
Question options:
Expert witnesses
Oral arguments
Exhibits
Amicus curiae
Question 10 The duty of establishing the truth of a matter or the duty of proving a fact that is in dispute is called:
Question options:
Dismissal
Exhibit
Jury
Burden of proof
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Unit 3 Quiz
Question 1 A lesser included offense is a criminal act within the crime for which a defendant has been indicted and for which the defendant may be convicted, so long as he is not convicted of the more serious offense and this is not considered double jeopardy.
Question options:
True
False
Question 2 The Miranda rule is based on:
Question options:
U.S. Constitution
Common law
Criminal law
Police officer oath to enforce the law
Question 3 A non consensual touching is often referred to as ____________________.
Question options:
Battery
Probate
Writ
Summons
Question 4 The act of bringing an accused before a court to answer a criminal charge is:
Question options:
Arraignment
Plea bargain
Grand jury
Trial
Question 5 Indictment is a charge by a grand jury based on:
Question options:
Witnesses that are cross examined
Defendant’s ability to present witnesses
Defendant’s legal memorandum of law
None of the above
Question 6 In order to prove aiding and abetting, the following element(s) must be shown:
Question options:
A criminal act
More that one person
Mens rea
All of the above
Question 7
The detention of a person is:
Question options:
A frisk
A search
An Arrest
All of the above
Question 8
The customary means of securing the release from custody of a person charged with a criminal offense is:
Question options:
A trial
An indictment
A search and seizure
A bail
Question 9
The state of mind that is required to commit a crime:
Question options:
In rem
Mens rea
Corpus delicti
Modus operandi
Question 10 At a preliminary hearing, the prosecutor decides whether the defendant will stand trial.
Question options:
True
False
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Unit 4 Quiz
Question 1 The types of remedy recoverable in a tort action as financial reparation for an injury or wrong is:
Question options:
Damages
Rehabilitation
Injunction
Avoidance
Question 2 The plaintiff must prove negligence when alleging injury resulting from an unreasonably dangerous defective product.
Question options:
True
False
Question 3 The failure by the plaintiff to exercise reasonable care which in part caused the injury is:
Question options:
Intentional
Avoidance
Contributory negligence
Product liability
Question 4 The rule of negligence law by which a defendant is held liable to a plaintiff who negligently placed himself in peril, but the defendant did not act reasonably afterwards is:
Question options:
Contributory negligence
Last clear chance doctrine
Res ipsa loquitir
No fault case
Question 5 Supervening act is an additional event that occurs subsequent to the original negligence and becomes the proximate cause of injury.
Question options:
True
False
Question 6 Defamation includes:
Question options:
Fraud
Conversion
Libel
Battery
Question 7 Gross negligence is a basis for:
Question options:
Injunctive relief
Avoidance
Punitive damages
Dismissal of complaint
Question 8 Negligence per se is determined by:
Question options:
The judge
The jury
A law
The U.S. Supreme Court
Question 9 A bank teller is counting up the money at the end of the day. Not having enough money to go the movies, the teller slips $20 into his pocket, believing he will replace it the next day. This is called:
Question options:
Attractive nuisance
Product liability
Conversion
Reasonable person
Question 10 There are various types of damages that are recoverable in tort actions. The type of damage that attempts to cover the loss incurred by the injury or wrong is:
Question options:
Actual
Compensatory
Both actual and compensatory
None of the above
PA106 Legal Terminology and Transcription
Unit 6 Quiz
Question 1An addition or supplement to a will:
Question options:
Must be done within 60 days after the original is signed
Can only be created by the court
Is an executory will
Is a codicil
Question 2 A probate court may deal with
Question options:
Intestate succession
Enforcement of a will’s devise
Distribution of assets
All of the above
Question 3 The personal representative of a decedent’s estate could be the
Question options:
court clerk
executor/executrix
state attorney
all of the above
Question 4 A living trust is also called:
Question options:
Intestate trust
Inter vivos trust
Self-executing trust
Constructive trust
Question 5 A person who observes the signing of a will is the:
Question options:
trustee
attesting witness
probate officer
none of the above
Question 6 All persons who receive bequests in a will are
Question options:
beneficiaries
testators
trustees
Question 7 A trustee ad litem is appointed by:
Question options:
The beneficiaries to a will
The testator
The court
The next of kin
Question 8 A nuncupative will is:
Question options:
A will made before ordained religious persons
A deathbed oral will
A will made as a result of a divorce proceeding
A will objected to by a person claiming to be a beneficiary
Question 9 Testamentary capacity is a term referring to the mind of a person who is sane and competent to understand the facts.
Question options:
True
False
Question 10 A holographic will is:
Question options:
Not valid
Must be witnessed
May be typed and signed by testator
None of the above
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Unit 7 Quiz
Question 1 Contracts must contain five basic elements to be enforceable by law: offer, acceptance, competent parties, consideration, and lawful purpose.
Question options:
True
False
Question 2 Partnerships require at least four or more people that agree to carry on a business.
Question options:
True
False
Question 3 The revocation of an offer means that the offeror has withdrawn the offer before it has been accepted.
Question options:
True
False
Question 4 A contract induced by fraud is a voidable contract.
Question options:
True
False
Question 5 A third-party beneficiary is one of the original parties to a contract.
Question options:
True
False
Question 6 The statute that requires certain types of contracts to be in writing is called:
Question options:
Statute of frauds
Adhesion contract
Due process statute
Restitution clause
Question 7
A realtor shows a house to a prospective buyer. When asked about the water ring on the ceiling, the realtor lies and says it was just some artwork the owners drew. This is an example of:
Question options:
Misrepresentation
Unilateral contract
Merger clause
Third party beneficiary
Question 8 A contract not in writing is:
Question options:
Oral
Unenforceable
Void
Incomplete
Question 9 The right of rescission restores the parties to the status quo existing before the contract was entered into.
Question options:
True
False
Question 10 In most states, the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) governs most aspects of commercial transactions.
Question options:
True
False
PA106 Legal Terminology and Transcription
Unit 8 Quiz
Question 1 Ongoing court-ordered support payments by a divorced spouse, usually made by an ex-husband to his former wife are called:
Question options:
alimony.
child support.
palimony.
curtesy.
Question 2 The act of creating the relationship of parent and child between persons who do not
naturally share that relationship is called:
Question options:
custody.
paternity.
adoption.
maintenance.
Question 3 The act of a court in voiding a marriage for causes existing at the time the marriage was entered into is a(n):
Question options:
divorce.
annulment.
separation.
modification.
Question 4 The field of law relating to domestic matters, such as marriage, divorce, support, custody, and adoption, is known as:
Question options:
Domestic relations
Tort law
Contract law
Divorce Law
Question 5 When property acquired during the marriage is distributed without regard to whose name the property is in, this is known as:
Question options:
Will
Community Property
Alimony
Maintenance
Question 6 True or False: Adopting a child is the same thing as being a foster parent.
Question options:
True
False
Question 7 A person appointed by the court to represent and protect the interests of a minor or incompetent person during litigation.
Question options:
Lawyer
Judge
Guardian ad litem
Foster parent
Question 8 A marriage absolutely prohibited by law.
Question options:
Divorce
Separation
Wedlock
Void Marriage
Question 9 ____________________ are any past due payments such as alimony or child support.
Question options:
Maintenance
Arrears
Prenuptial agreement
Palimony
Question 10 When a spouse loses assistance, companionship, or sexual relations of the other spouse, this is called _____________________.
Question options:
Domestic relations
Wedlock
Loss of consortium
Reconciliation
PA106 Legal Terminology and Transcription
Mid Term
Question 1 Service of process is:
Question options:
The filing of pleadings
The delivery of legal documents
Passage of time before a lawsuit can be filed
The manner in which actions begin
Question 2 Which of the following is false? A deposition is:
Question options:
Part of the discovery process
A formal means to find out information
Conducted by the judge
Transcribed by a court reporter
Question 3 The initial pleading in a civil action in which a plaintiff alleges a cause or causes of action is:
Question options:
Counterclaim
Response
Cross-action
Complaint
Question 4 A motion whose purpose is to dispose of a lawsuit without further proceedings is called:
Question options:
Motion for particulars
Motion to intervene
Motion of expungement
Motion for summary judgment
Question 5 An action brought by a party who has been sued against the person who has sued him is called:
Question options:
Counterclaim
Response
Interrogatory
Complaint
Question 6 An answer is:
Question options:
A pleading in response to a complaint
A draft complaint
A third party response
An answerable intent
Question 7 Causes of action are circumstances that give a person the right to bring a lawsuit and to receive relief from a court.
Question options:
True
False
Question 8 All of the following are types of claimants except:
Question options:
Petitioner
Challenger
defendant
plaintiff
Question 9 At a preliminary hearing, the prosecutor decides whether the defendant will stand trial.
Question options:
True
False
Question 10 A lesser included offense is a criminal act sharing some of the same elements as the crime for which a defendant has been indicted and for which the defendant may be convicted, so long as he is not convicted of the more serious offense and this is not considered double jeopardy.
Question options:
True
False
Question 11 The definition of the state of mind that is required to commit a crime is called:
Question options:
In rem
Mens rea
Corpus delicti
Modus operandi
Question 12 The intentional tort of battery is the touching or striking of one person by another and without consent, or by an object put in motion by the tortfeasor with the intention of doing harm or giving offense.
Question options:
True
False
Question 13 Which of these is not a felony?
Question options:
Murder
Traffic violation
Robbery
Larceny
Question 14 A misdemeanor is a crime not rising to the level of a felony. In most jurisdictions, misdemeanors are offenses for which the punishment is incarceration for less than a year.
Question options:
True
False
Question 15 Probable cause is a mimimal amount of suspicion that a crime has been committed supported by facts that are probably true.
Question options:
True
False
Question 16 A definition of robbery is the felonious taking of money or anything of value from the person of another or from his presence, against his will, by force or by putting him in fear including all of the following except:
Question options:
Theft
Embezzlement
Aggravated assault
Abduction
Question 17 The definition of a supervening act (in a negligence case) is an additional event that occurs subsequent to the original negligence and becomes the proximate cause of injury.
Question options:
True
False
Question 18 The plaintiff must prove negligence when alleging injury resulting from an unreasonably dangerous defective product.
Question options:
True
False
Question 19
The civil standard that is used to determine whether a breach of duty occurred is:
Question options:
Reasonable person
Beyond a reasonable doubt
Clear and convincing evidence
Negligence ab initio
Question 20 Negligence per se is determined by:
Question options:
The judge
The jury
A law
The U.S. Supreme Court
Question 21 The purpose of punitive damages is to make an example of the defendant and to discourage others from engaging in the same kind of conduct in the future.
Question options:
True
False
Question 22 The duty of establishing the truth of a matter or the duty of proving a fact that is in dispute is called:
Question options:
Dismissal
Exhibit
Jury
Burden of proof
Question 23 A group of people selected to determine the truth of a matter is called:
Question options:
Court of appeals
Mediator
Jury
Expert witness
Question 24 A prospective juror whom a party decides is unqualified or unacceptable may be challenged for cause or may be the subject of a peremptory challenge during:
Question options:
An out-of-court settlement
Voir dire
Oral argument
Jury instructions
Question 25 Arbitration, conciliation, mediation, and mini-trials are speedier and less costly methods for resolving disputes than going to court. These are examples of:
Question options:
Certiorari
Impaneling a jury
Voir dire
Alternative dispute resolution
Question 26 The ending of a lawsuit by agreement is called:
Question options:
Settlement
Appeal
Court order
Judgment
Question 27 The security given for a defendant’s appearance in court is known as:
Question options:
Incest
Bail
Malice
Extortion
Question 28 The degree of proof needed to convict a person of a crime is:
Question options:
Proof beyond a reasonable doubt
Preponderance of the evidence
Clear and convincing proof
A scintilla of evidence
Question 29 The intentional and premeditated killing of a human being is:
Question options:
Murder
Manslaughter
Misdemeanor
Mens rea
Question 30 The willful and malicious burning of a building is called:
Question options:
Larceny
Embezzlement
Arson
Forgery
Question 31
The local newspaper deliberately wrote a false story about a shopkeeper, stating that he was a drunk. This is known as:
Question options:
Libel
Slander
Conversion
Battery
Question 32 To save production costs, the manufacturer of a baby formula deliberately leaves out the iron that is advertised as a major feature of the formula. A baby is fed the formula for several weeks and suffers severe anemia. The baby’s parents hire a lawyer to proceed against the manufacturer after they have the product tested at a lab. The lawyer will most likely recommend a suit based on:
Question options:
Wrongful death
Necessity
Product liability
Contributory negligence
Question 33 Scott Hansen wants to get a lot of money for his 2008 car. He tells the purchaser the car only has 30,000 miles, when in reality it has 130,000 miles. This is an example of:
Question options:
Necessity
Misrepresentation
Infliction of emotional distress
Contributory negligence
Question 34 Fred Hunt approaches an elevator, which stops 6 inches higher than the floor. The elevator has not been serviced in over 10 years. Fred Hunt is in a hurry and is not looking where he is going. Fred trips and is severely injured. Should the matter go to trial, the court will weigh the evidence comparing the negligence of the plaintiff with that of the defendant. This is known as:
Question options:
Last clear chance
Assumption of risk
Comparative negligence
Invasion of privacy
Question 35 A means for providing a party with access to facts that are within the knowledge of the other side, to enable the party to better try the case is:
Question options:
Diversity
Discovery
Injunction
Equitable action
Question 36 A person who brings a lawsuit is the:
Question options:
Defendant
Respondent
Plaintiff
Stenographer
Question 37 A caption is:
Question options:
The heading on a pleading or motion
A cause of action
An affirmation
An action
Question 38
The jurisdiction of a federal court arising from a controversy between citizens of different states is:
Question options:
Jurisprudence
Personal jurisdiction
Diversity jurisdiction
In personam jurisdiction
Question 39 The charge made in writing by a grand jury based upon evidence presented to it, accusing a person of having committed a criminal act, is the:
Question options:
Preliminary hearing
Arrest
Stop
Indictment
Question 40 The rule of constitutional law that evidence secured by the police by means of an unreasonable search and seizure cannot be used as evidence in a criminal prosecution is:
Question options:
Strict liability crimes
Lesser included offense
Exclusionary rule
Beyond a reasonable doubt
PA106 Legal Terminology and Transcription
Final Exam
Question 1 The type of land that lies along the bank of the river or stream and lies along the watershed of the river is known as:
Question options:
Eminent domain
Riparian
Easement
Quiet enjoyment
Question 2 When a subpoena duces tecum is issued, a witness does not have to testify about the documents that are subpoenaed.
Question options:
True
False
Question 3 Community property laws create this type of property ownership.
Question options:
Tenancy in common
Joint tenancy
Tenancy in its entirety
Remainder
Question 4 An accessory to a crime is a person who is involved in the crime and who is present at the time of the commission of the crime.
Question options:
True
False
Question 5 Only “v” and not “vs” can be used for “versus” in a case name.
Question options:
True
False
Question 6 When a person refuses an offer, this is known as:
Question options:
Rejection
Acceptance
Revocation
Termination
Question 7 Nuisance is a basis to file a lawsuit under:
Question options:
Contract law
Family law
Tort law
Constitutional Law
Question 8 The jury will receive jury instructions:
Question options:
At the beginning of the trial
Before the jury is impaneled
Immediately before jury deliberation
None of the above
Question 9 A response to a request for admission contains facts of the case that the judge may either accept or reject.
Question options:
True
False
Question 10 Real property held for the benefit of another is called:
Question options:
In rem property
Trust property
Probate property
None of the above
Question 11 Testimony that is taken under sworn oath during the pretrial portion of the lawsuit is known as:
Question options:
Interrogatories
Discovery
Depositions
Preliminary hearing
Question 12 The principal of the sudden emergency doctrine may excuse an individual from liability.
Question options:
True
False
Question 13 The state statute that permits state’s courts to take jurisdiction over a nonresident is known as:
Question options:
Concurrent statutes
Long arm statutes
Lis pendens
Federal Tort Act
Question 14 The initial pleading in a civil action in which plaintiff alleges a cause or causes of action is a:
Question options:
Counterclaim
Response
Cross-action
Complaint
Question 15 Which of the following is not a testamentary instrument?
Question options:
A codicil
A trust
A will
A covenant
Question 16 Bigamy is a civil litigation matter.
Question options:
True
False
Question 17 State statutes that require certain types of contract be placed in writing before they become enforceable are known as:
Question options:
Statute of frauds
Statute of convenience
Statute of repudiation
None of the above
Question 18 When a court substitutes a less severe punishment for a harsher punishment, the court engages in:
Question options:
Commutation of sentence
Probation
Lesser degree offense
Equitable justice
Question 19 Money paid by one parent to the other for the purpose of children is known as alimony.
Question options:
True
False
Question 20 Federal and state laws that prescribe the maximum time during which different types of civil actions and criminal prosecutions can be brought are known as:
Question options:
Substantive law
Verification
Statute of limitations
Subject matter jurisdiction
Question 21 A judgment on the pleadings can be issued only after the case has been fully litigated.
Question options:
True
False
Question 22 Only a judge can determine whether or not a jury is hung.
Question options:
True
False
Question 23 A joint tenancy is an estate in land or in personal property held by two or more persons jointly, with rights of survivorship.
Question options:
True
False
Question 24 The degree of proof needed to convict a person of the crime is:
Question options:
Preponderance of the evidence
Clear and convincing proof
Proof beyond a reasonable doubt
A scintilla of evidence
Question 25 Larceny is a crime of taking personal property, without consent with the intent to convert it to the use of someone else other than the owner of the property through the use of force or fraud.
Question options:
True
False
Question 26 The legal contract between the owner of real property and a real estate agent for the purpose of selling property is known as:
Question options:
Business contract
Recording contract
Listing contract
Restrictive contract
Question 27 Extortion is a willful and malicious burning of building.
Question options:
True
False
Question 28 Restitution is a type of remedy that may only be sought under contract law.
Question options:
True
False
Question 29 A person’s Miranda rights are not violated if:
Question options:
The suspect is incarcerated
The suspect is not under arrest
The suspect is interviewed by the prosecutor
The suspect is a juvenile
Question 30 Courts may allow the parties to amend their pleadings for the purpose of:
Question options:
Correcting any errors on the pleadings
Withdrawing the plaintiff’s petition
Request for preliminary hearing
None of the above
Question 31 Intestate laws are governed by the Uniform Commercial Code.
Question options:
True
False
Question 32 What type of hearing determines whether or not probable cause exists to formally accuse a person of a crime?
Question options:
A preliminary hearing
An adjudicative hearing
An administrative hearing
None of the above
Question 33 The degree of proof required in most civil cases for the plaintiff to prevail is called:
Question options:
Judgment on the evidence
Clear and convincing proof
Preponderance of the evidence
Beyond a reasonable doubt
Question 34 The right of a divorced parent who does not have custody of his child to visit the child at such times and places as the court may order:
Question options:
Merger
Equitable distribution
Emancipation
Visitation rights
Question 35 The holographic will is an oral will made by a testator during his last illness, which is later reduced to writing by a person who witnessed the declaration.
Question options:
True
False
Question 36 The exclusionary rule is a rule that:
Question options:
Prohibits the victim’s family members in the courtroom
Prohibits the introduction of certain evidence
All of the above
None of the above
Question 37 Service of process is:>
Question options:
The filing of pleadings
The delivery of legal documents [pleadings, usually]
Passage of time before a lawsuit can be filed
The manner in which actions begin
Question 38 Solemnization of the marriage is a ceremony involving common law marriages.
Question options:
True
False
Question 39 Leading questions are never allowed of any witnesses by the examining attorney.
Question options:
True
False
Question 40 In a trial de novo, the court determines which party may present new evidence.
Question options:
True
False
Question 41 When two courts have the power to adjudicate the same manner, or same type of cases, the courts are deemed to have:
Question options:
Equitable jurisdiction
Concurrent jurisdiction
Conflict of interest
Constitutional jurisdiction
Question 42 The types of damages that may be awarded in a tort claim are:
Question options:
Compensatory damages
Punitive damages
Actual damages
All of the above
Question 43 The only party that can engage in discovery procedures such as interrogatories or depositions is the plaintiff.
Question options:
True
False
Question 44 Service of process is the delivery of the summons, complaint, or other processes to the opposing party or other persons entitled to receive such documents. Service may be accomplished by:
Question options:
Publication
In person
All of the above
Question 45 Process by which an action is commenced in a civil case is known as:
Question options:
Petition
Service
Summons
All of the above
Question 46 The act of creating the relationship of parent and child between persons who do not naturally share that relationship:
Question options:
Custody
Fraternity
Adoption
Maintenance
Question 47 A verified complaint is a self-contained pleading that sets forth the cause of action.
Question options:
True
False
Question 48 Conspiracy to commit a crime is not a crime unto itself.
Question options:
True
False
Question 49The chain of title of real property reveals the succession of transactions that trace the change of ownership of real property. The chain of title may be proven by:
Question options:
Adverse possession
Abstract title
Conveyences
Warranty deed
Question 50The type of contract that is imposed by the law in order to prevent unjust enrichment is called:
Question options:
Quasi contract
Reformation
Requirement contract
None of the above
Question 51An enforceable contract is one that can be put into effect and may take the form of:
Question options:
An oral contract
An implied contract
A written contract
All of the above
Question 52The legal principle that a person who knows and deliberately exposes herself or himself to danger is known as:
Question options:
Assumption of risk
Negligence
Absolute liability
Breach of duty
Question 53A remainder and a reversion are forms of:
Question options:
Easements
Future interest
Covenants
None of the above
Question 54 A testamentary gift may be accomplished without a will.
Question options:
True
False
Question 55 Annulment of a marriage is when a court declares the marriage is void and that it never existed.
Question options:
True
False
Question 56 If a letter is addressed to “John Doe, Esq.”, the letter’s salutation should be “Dear Esq. Doe”.
Question options:
True
False
Question 57 A promisor’s duty to perform the terms of a contract may be extinguished due to:
Question options:
Liquidated damages
Lack of meeting of the minds
Lapse
Lack of meeting of the minds and Lapse
None of the above
Question 58 The executor of the Will does NOT have the power to:
Question options:
Pay the estate’s bills
Dispose of the estate’s property
Arrange for funeral services
Determine the amount to be paid for child support
Question 59 In a product liability lawsuit, which of the following factors must occur?
Question options:
The injured party must have purchased the product.
The purchased product must have caused the injury.
The purchase product must lack warranty labels.
None of the above.
Question 60 Under the Uniform Commercial Code, only real property may be subject to a lease.
Question options:
True
False
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