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Defining A Contract

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What is a fundamental characteristic of a contract?

It can only be written.

It must be made between three or more parties.

It is always related to monetary transactions.

It must involve at least one legally enforceable promise. (correct)

How does the Uniform Commercial Code define a contract?

A set of reciprocal promises made between parties.

A promise for which breach results in a remedy.

The total legal obligation that results from the parties' agreement. (correct)

An agreement that is only enforceable if it is written.

According to Restatement Second § 1, what primarily defines a contract?

An exchange relationship created only in written form.

The total agreement between parties.

A promise or a set of promises that have legal remedies for breach. (correct)

A legal obligation recognized by law.

What challenge do students face when learning about the concept of a contract?

<p>Differentiating between legal and ordinary meanings.</p> Signup and view all the answers

In which of the following scenarios is a contract NOT typically created?

<p>A casual conversation about future plans without an intent to create a legal obligation.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Defining A Contract

The legal definition of a contract can be challenging due to its everyday usage.
Legal definitions may differ from common understanding.
Various definitions emphasize either the promissory aspect or its legal consequences.
The Restatement Second of Contracts defines a contract as a promise or set of promises for which the law provides a remedy for breach or recognizes as a duty.
The Uniform Commercial Code defines a contract as the full legal obligation arising from an agreement between parties, without mentioning promises explicitly.
A contract can be characterized as an exchange relationship established by an agreement, either oral or written, between two or more parties, involving at least one legally enforceable promise.

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Explore the nuances of what constitutes a contract through various legal definitions. Understand the differences between common and legal perspectives, as well as the key elements required for a contract to be enforceable. This quiz delves into definitions from the Restatement Second of Contracts and the Uniform Commercial Code.