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2 Capacity Must be able to contract for yourself Can not Minors Mentally Impaired Sometimes Intoxicated 3 Social Agreements I promise to take you to lunch Legally binding or not Which elements are present amp which are missing ID: 778210

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Chapter 5

FORMS OF CONTRACTS

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Capacity

Must be able to contract for yourself

Can not

Minors

Mentally Impaired

Sometimes “ Intoxicated”

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Social Agreements

I promise to take you to lunch!

Legally binding or not?

Which elements are present & which are missing?

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CHARACTERISTICS OF

A Contract PG 110

Valid, Void, Voidable, or Unenforceable

Express or Implied

Bilateral or Unilateral

Oral or Written

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Offeror & Offerees

Offeror

- communicates serious proposal

Offeree

– Person to whom the offer is made

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Oral or Written

WRITTEN

Some agreements must be in writing to be enforceable.

ORAL

By mouth

Why is it desirable to have contracts in writing?

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Valid, Void, Voidable, or Unenforceable

Valid

– binding

Void

– not binding (missing an element)

Voidable

– able to

cancel

contract

Minors

Unenforceable

– will not be upheld due to a rule of law.

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Express or Implied

express contract

stated in words

oral or written.

implied contract

Actions of the parties.

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Bilateral Contracts

A Promise for a promise

Example:

“I’ll sell you my Ipod for $55”

I’ll buy It

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Unilateral Contracts

One Sided

A promise for an action

I’ll give you $50 if you mow my lawn by noon today!

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First 5 people through the door get a free scarf

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Example

Herb went to a self-service gas station that requires payment before the attendant will turn on the pumps. He handed the attendant $10, returned to his car, pumped $10 worth of gas, and drove off. Neither party spoke a word, yet an implied contract arose from their actions.

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Example

“Ill sell you my DVD player for $150,” and you say, “I’ll buy it,”

Bilateral

First 5 people through the door get a free scarf

Unilateral

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Valid Offers

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Creating a Valid Offer

Must

intend

to create offer

Terms must be

definite & complete

Offer must be

communicated

to

offeree

.

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Offer must appear serious

Test of reasonable person

If joking

, angry, or in

fear, then no offer is created

Angry – My car is junk, you can have it for $1

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Definite & Certain

Usually

offers should identify

Price, subject matter, and quantity

Essential

terms must be identified clearly for courts to enforce it.

Avoid using terms that are vague

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Offer must be

communicated to the offeree

A person who is not the intended

offeree

can not accept the offer.

Must have known about the offer to claim.

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A Reward Offer

Can be made to the general public

Accepted by fulfilling the requirements of the offer.

Ring lost. At Zuma beach in from of the

beach house. Lady’s gold band with 12 small

diamonds. $1,000 reward. Call 555-2342

Several people searched the beach for the

ring. Sam found it and returned it to the

owner.

Sam was entitled to the money.

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Advertisements

Generally not offers but invitations to make negotiate.Why????Limited stock available

Advertisements that are offersClearly worded to address all receiving the ad.

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Exceptions to the Rule

Ads that contain specific promises

First come, first servedLimited Quantity AvailableFirst 5 people to call

10

th

caller

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Invitation or Offer?

New Bike, $500.00 to first person that calls.

Offer

One Day only 50% off of Lawn Mowers.

Invitation

Subject to stock on hand. MP3 players $30.00.

offer

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What’s you verdict

pg106

Darrow offered to trade his digital camera to Monette in exchange for her camcorder. Schorling, who had a camcorder of the same make and model, overheard the offer and said she would make the swap.

Did a contract result from schorlings

statement?

No

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Assignment

Find 10 advertisements.

Tell why each ad is an offer or an invitation.

If you cant find any offers be sure to supply your own example of an ad that is an offer

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Acceptances

Review: Answer 1,5,6,7,& 8

Section 5-2 notes:

ACCEPTANCES

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Acceptance

The acceptance must

be

made by the

offeree

Match the terms

in the offer

Be

communicated to the

offeror

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Acceptances

Contracts come into existence only after an acceptance.

Offer

Acceptance

Offeror

Offeree

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Mirror Image Rule

Terms must match

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Counteroffer

Any change in terms.

Offer

Counteroffer

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Methods of Acceptance

Face to Face: immediate

Letter: when

sent

Fax: when

sent

Telegram: when

sent

Exceptions: if otherwise specified by

offeror

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TERMINATION OF

AN OFFER

REVOCATION- Taking back of an offerREJECTION

– refusal of an offer

COUNTEROFFER-

change in terms

EXPIRATION OF

TIME-

must

answer within a time limit or pay to hold contract open(option contract)

DEATH OR

INSANITY-

offer

ends if death or insanity before acceptance.

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Which one is Different?

A proposal by one party to another

The legal ability to enter a contract

Mentally incompetent or drugged individuals are excused from contractual responsibility because they lack___________

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Which one is Different?

The exchange of things of value

The 2

nd

parties unqualified willingness to go along with the first parties proposal.

Mr. Benes gave nothing to Vik in exchange for his promise to take out the garbage. (

Which element is this lacking?)

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Which one is different?

When a valid offer is met by a valid acceptance it is known as.

An agreement involving fraud, misrepresentation, mistake, or undue influence is lacking which element?

Agreement to sell stolen goods is lacking which element?

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Which one is different?

True or False

If you don’t satisfy the laws requirement for creating an offer, then you usually don’t have a contract.

To be valid, an offer must indicate an intent to create a legal obligation.

If an offer is made it can be accepted by anyone who learns of it.

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Which one is different?

An offer that is missing essential information is __________

An objective legal test used by jurors or judges rather than a subjective test based on what you say you were thinking.

You can buy one of the bikes in my shop for $3,500.

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Which one is different?

Would you take $200 for that Labrador puppy?

Information that is communicated without an intent to contract.

When two friends agree to go to the movies.

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Which one is different?

The right to withdraw an offer at anytime before it is accepted.

When the terms of the offer are changed in any way.

Taking back an offer by the offeror

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Which one is different?

“I refuse your offer; here is my proposal.”

When the offeror dies before the offer is accepted the agreement is…

3. Serious, communicated to the offeree, & clear & complete are requirements of _______________

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Which one is different?

True or False

Offers expire at the time stated in the offer

An offeree who rejects an offer can later accept it if the acceptance occurs within a reasonable time after the rejection.

Advertisements like price tags are not treated as offers but rather invitations to negotiate.

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Which one is Different?

True or False

A contract that amounts to nothing and has no legal effect.

A contract that contains a promise by both parties

“I’ll give you a haircut for $10 if you pay me when we are finished.” “I agree to pay you when you have cut my hair.”

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Which one is different?

True or False?

When an offer changes the offeror’s terms in important ways, the offeror makes an agreement.

If the offeror is admitted to the hospital for medical examining & tests the offer is terminated.

If the offeror dies before the acceptance is made the offer is terminated.

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Which one is different?

Which parties action ends the deal, offeror or offeree?

Counteroffer

Rejection

Revocation

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Which One is Different?

Invitation or offer?

New Bike, $500.00 to first person that calls.

One Day only 50% off of Lawn Mowers.

First 30 people through the door get $75 gift card if you spend $200.

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Which one is different?

Offer or not?

Nick asks Kim to go to dinner at the Sunset Restaurant at 7 p.m. on Saturday.

Would you think about selling your fishing boat for $2,000.00?

I’ll trade you my 2000 model car for you 2000 model truck.

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Reviewing What You Learned

What are the elements of a contract?

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Reviewing What You Learned

Offer, acceptance, genuine agreement, capacity, consideration, and legality.

Answer

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Reviewing What You Learned

What are the differences among valid, void, voidable, and unenforceable contracts?

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Reviewing What You Learned

A valid contract is legally binding.

An unenforceable contract will not be upheld generally by the court because of some rule of law.

Answer

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Reviewing What You Learned

A contract that is void has no legal effect and a voidable contract is not void in itself, but may be voided by one or more of the parties if the party so chooses.

Answer

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Reviewing What You Learned

What are the differences between express and implied contracts?

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Reviewing What You Learned

An express contract involves words, while an implied contract does not.

Answer

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Reviewing What You Learned

What are the differences between unilateral and bilateral contracts?

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Reviewing What You Learned

A unilateral is a one-sided contract, in which one party makes a promise in exchange for an act. In a bilateral contract, a contract legally comes into existence when promises are exchanged.

Answer