Devolution of Joint Liabilities Quiz

SpellbindingCalifornium avatar
SpellbindingCalifornium
·
·
Download

Start Quiz

Study Flashcards

16 Questions

Who can demand performance in the case of joint promisors?

Legal Representative

What happens to joint liabilities when one of the joint promisors is compelled to perform?

The liability passes to the legal representatives of the joint promisor

In the devolution of joint rights, who can claim performance if one of the promisees dies?

Legal Representative jointly with surviving promisee

What is the consequence of the release of one joint promisor in a contract?

All other joint promisors are released from liability

If all the joint promisors die, who can claim performance?

Legal Representative

When a debtor owes several distinct debts to a creditor and makes an insufficient payment, how can the payment be appropriated?

Appropriation by the Debtor

What is 'Assignment' in the context of contracts?

Transfer of contractual rights or liabilities by a party to someone not involved in the contract

In a situation where a promisee cannot be compelled to accept a third person to perform the promise, this relates to which concept?

Agent Representation in Contracts

Which rule governs the appropriation of payments when a debtor owes multiple distinct debts to a creditor?

Appropriation by Law

'Assignment of Contractual Liabilities' involves what action?

Transfer of liability from one party to another

What is one of the modes of discharge of a contract mentioned in the text?

Discharge by Mutual Agreement

In which scenario can an actionable claim be assigned?

When it is in writing

What happens when the rights and obligations under a contract come to an end?

The contract is discharged by performance

What is required for a contract to be discharged by performance?

Fulfilment of obligations by both parties

In which instance can a contractual right be transferred from one party to another?

Assignment by the act of parties

When can a contract be discharged by lapse of time?

When the time for performance has expired

Test your understanding of the devolution of joint liabilities and joint rights in contracts. Learn about the scenarios involving joint promisors, representatives of deceased promisors, and the rights of promisees and third parties. Explore the implications of the death of joint promisors on contractual obligations.

Make Your Own Quizzes and Flashcards

Convert your notes into interactive study material.

Get started for free

More Quizzes Like This

Contract Law Quiz
16 questions

Contract Law Quiz

EntrancingSeattle avatar
EntrancingSeattle
Joint Structure and Function Basics
40 questions
Joint Anatomy
25 questions

Joint Anatomy

TopSerpentine5393 avatar
TopSerpentine5393
Use Quizgecko on...
Browser
Browser