A) Consequential
B) Compensatory
C) Nominal
D) Liquidated
E) Punitive
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A) Performance or the failure of a condition to occur are the only ways a party's contractual obligations may be discharged.
B) Performance is the only way a party's contractual obligations may be discharged.
C) Discharge may occur through material breach by one or both parties.
D) Operation of law is the only way a party's contractual obligations may be discharged.
E) Discharge may not occur through the failure of a condition to occur.
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A) Implied condition
B) Condition precedent
C) Condition subsequent
D) Condition concurrent
E) The contract is not conditional.
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A) Public
B) Legal
C) Punitive
D) Compensatory
E) Equitable
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A) Discharged
B) Recoursed
C) Terminated
D) Completed
E) Finished
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A) Unbiased
B) Express
C) Subjective
D) Absolute
E) Objective
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A) No,the insurer will prevail based on Hector's refusal to provide an examination under oath regardless of whether or not it can establish actual prejudice.
B) No,the insurer will prevail if it can establish actual prejudice based on Hector's refusal to provide an examination under oath.
C) Yes,Hector will prevail only if he is able to establish that the insurer was not prejudiced by his refusal to provide an examination under oath;and,assuming he is able to do so,he will be allowed to recover penalties and attorney fees.
D) Yes,Hector will prevail without any obligation to establish that the insurer was not prejudiced by his refusal to provide an examination under oath,and he will also be allowed to recover penalties and attorney fees.
E) Yes,Hector will prevail even if he refuses to provide an examination under oath,but he will not be allowed to recover penalties or attorney fees.
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A) Identified obligation
B) Specific performance
C) Absolute performance
D) Absolute obligation
E) Specific obligation
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A) That Carlos will use white paint when painting Juan's bedroom.
B) That Juan will pay Carlos upon completion of the painting.
C) That Juan will allow Carlos access to his bedroom
D) That Carlos will paint Juan's bedroom.
E) That Juan will pay Carlos $100.
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A) Concurrent
B) Implied
C) Express
D) Certain
E) Conditional
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A) Rescission;compensation
B) Reformation;restitution
C) Rescission;restitution
D) Reformation;rescission
E) Rescission;reformation
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A) Complete and significant
B) Complete and substantial
C) Partial and significant
D) Partial and complete
E) Partial and substantial
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A) When fraud occurred.
B) When only nominal damages occurred.
C) When anticipatory breach occurred
D) When substantial performance occurred.
E) When anticipatory repudiation occurred
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A) Equitable
B) Legal
C) Public
D) Fair
E) Injunctiv e
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A) Implied acceptance
B) Showing
C) Completer
D) Tender
E) Offering
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A) Accord and satisfaction
B) Anticipatory repudiation
C) Mutual rescission
D) Substituted contract
E) Novation
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A) Objective;absolute
B) Objective;subjective
C) Subjective;express
D) Objective;express
E) Absolute;express
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A) Approved performance
B) Significant performance
C) Absolute performance
D) Complete performance
E) Substantial performance
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