Test Your Contract Law Knowledge

1. Valid consent requires freedom, knowledge, and absence of error, fraud, or violence.
2. Capacity to contract varies for individuals and legal entities.
3. Minors and persons under guardianship have limited capacity to contract.
4. Persons under tutelage cannot be associated with a company.
5. Companies have limited capacity to contract based on their stated purpose.
6. The object of a contract may differ from the object of a company's purpose.
7. Illegal objects in a contract or company purpose are not enforceable.
8. Two types of contracts: synallagmatic and unilateral.
9. Synallagmatic contracts require mutual obligations between parties.
10. Unilateral contracts involve one party making a promise or offer.

Are you familiar with the legal principles and concepts surrounding contracts and capacity to contract? Test your knowledge with this quiz! From the requirements for valid consent to the different types of contracts, this quiz will challenge your understanding of these important legal concepts. Brush up on your legal terminology and keywords specific to the topic, and see how well you fare!