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BUL3310 PRACTICE TEST QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS – UPDATED!! Which of the following theories of liability does not involve wrongdoing by the defendant? Negligence Intentional torts Duress Strict liability - Answer-Strict liability An action for mental distress normally requires the plaintiff to exhibit some physical symptoms of emotional suffering. True False - Answer-True The famous American case that established that a defendant can be liable in negligence on...

BUL3310 REVIEW QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS Which of the following statements about assumption of the risk is true? - Answer-Traditionally, a plaintiff who assumed the risk cannot recover damages from the defendant A plaintiff must be aware of the particular risks associated with the activity A plaintiff's assumption of the risk must be voluntary The doctrine of negligence per se applies in which of the following cases? - Answer-Defendant driver caused a car accident by running a red...

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BUL3310 EXAM 3 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS REV ISED AND UPDATED! exemplary - Answer-What is another term for punitive damages? bilateral - Answer-Bob promised to pave Sue's driveway and Sue promised to pay him $5000 when the work was completed. The contract between Bob and Sue is a __________________contract. mitigate - Answer-Plaintiff's duty to take steps to lessen the damages that result from a defendant's breach of contract is the duty to ______________. true - Answer-Another term fo...

BUL3310 FSU Bailey Exam 3 Questions With Verified And Updated Solutions. The principal is a fiduciary of the agent. True or False? - answerTrue An agent is a fiduciary of the principal True or False? - answerTrue A principal whose identity is known to a third party is a disclosed principal. True or False? - answerTrue Undisclosed principals have no liability to third parties for contracts negotiated by their agents. True or False? - answerFalse If a third party does not know that he is...

Non-Compete Agreeement - ️️if you sign (in exchange for benefits) you agree to not compete for a period of time after the relationship ends (reasonable to duration, region, type of business) - illegal in California - strict legality in N Dakota; being sued over violating rights to make a livelihood Speluncean Explorers Hypothetical Ethics Case - ️️Truepenny: affirmed lower court of finding them guilty, wants Executive branch to pardon them Foster: reverse law, law of nature, peopl...

BUL3310 Exam 1 FSU UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers Each state has at least ______federal district courts for trying cases. - Ans One Assume that Iowa passes a law requiring that all beverages sold in the state in plastic containers must be bottled in 1 plastic. Assume also that it is the practice in the bottling industry to put beverages in 2 containers. Special bottles will have to be bought for distribution in Iowa and special procedures developed for their handling. If ou...

BUL3310 TEST QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS The Uniform Commercial Code requires that any modification to a contract for the sale of goods must be supported by new consideration - Answer-False What is another term for punitive damages? - Answer-Exemplary Plaintiff's duty to take steps to lesson the damages that result from a defendant's breach of contract is the duty to _____________ - Answer-Mitigate The Uniform Commercial Code is an important source of contract law for business...

BUL3310 FSU Bailey UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers The principal is a fiduciary of the agent. True or False? - Ans True An agent is a fiduciary of the principal True or False? - Ans True

BUL3310 FSU EXAM 2 GRADED A+ A tort can be a wrongful act against a person, a person's property, or both. ️TRUE Tort ️An omission (failure to act) or a wrongful act (other than breach of contract) against a person or his/her property. Intentional Torts ️Intentionally injuring another person or their property. Negligence ️Failure to do that which an ordinary, reasonable, prudent person would do, or the doing of some act that an ordinary person would not do. Strict Liability...