Contract Law: Offer and Acceptance Prerequisites

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What are the prerequisites for a valid offer or acceptance in a contract?

Consent, capacity, legal form, and lawful consideration
Consent, consideration, lawful purpose, and legal capacity
Capacity, consent, lawful object, and lawful cause (correct)
Capacity, consideration, lawful object, and legal form

Who falls under the category of legal majors according to Art. 153 CCQ?

Persons with slight disability
Sheriff, trustee in bankruptcy, judge, advocate (correct)
Notary public, officer of justice in their dossiers, person selling another's property
Persons capable of valid offer or acceptance

In Quebec, do matrimonial rights apply to common law partners?

Only in specific cases
Yes
No (correct)
Depends on the duration of the relationship

What are the differences between civil union and marriage in Quebec?

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What is the requirement for the intervention of a spouse in dealing with immovables depending on?

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Contract Prerequisites

Essential conditions for a legally valid offer or acceptance in a contract. These include capacity, consent, lawful object, and lawful cause.

Legal Majors in Quebec

Individuals designated in Article 153 of the Civil Code of Quebec who possess special legal authority. This includes sheriffs, trustees in bankruptcy, judges, and advocates.

Common Law Partners in Quebec

Common Law Partners in Quebec do not automatically enjoy the same legal protections and rights as married couples according to the Civil Code of Quebec.

Civil Union vs. Marriage in Quebec

Civil unions and marriages in Quebec have distinctions in terms of age requirements, termination procedures, and legal rights.

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Spouse Intervention in Immovable Deals

The requirement for a spouse's involvement in transactions concerning real estate in Quebec depends on the specific matrimonial regime established by the couple.

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