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1
Contracts for necessities of life can not be enforced against minors.
A)True
B)False
2
When a person is determined to be legally insane, they loose their right to enter into contracts.
A)True
B)False
3
If a person is too intoxicated to drive, then the courts will automatically find that they are too intoxicated to enter into a contract.
A)True
B)False
4
The side effects form over the counter medicine do not render a party incapable of entering into a contract.
A)True
B)False
5
An act that is prohibited because it is “evil in itself” is malum prohibitum.
A)True
B)False
6
A contract made involving a minor:
A)must be in writing.
B)is void.
C)is possibly voidable.
D)not enforceable.
7
All of the following would be considered a supplier of necessities except:
A)grocer
B)Internet provider
C)electric company
D)water district
8
To be enforceable, a covenant not to compete must be reasonable in each of the following categories except:
A)amount paid to give up the right to compete.
B)length of time the restriction is in effect.
C)scope of the restriction.
D)geographic region of the restriction.
9
An act prohibited by a rule of law is __________________.
A)malum in se
B)malum prohibitum
C)illegal scheme
D)covenant not to compete
10
Clauses that impose large fines for breaches are called _______________ clauses.
A)infraction
B)disavowel
C)legislative
D)penalty





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