According to the statute, which of the following is an exception to the Statute
ID: 343247 • Letter: A
Question
According to the statute, which of the following is an exception to the Statute of Frauds written requirement?
Question 18 options:
The payment or delivery and acceptance exception
Specially manufactured goods
The ten-day-reply doctrine
The admission exception
Main purpose exception
Which of the following is true about undue influence?
Question 20 options:
A contract made under undue influence stands void.
Usually the fact pattern involves the victim receiving advice from most people except the persuader.
It is a harsher form of duress.
The unfairness does not lie in any misrepresentation.
The perpetrator threatens the victim to assent to the contract
The payment or delivery and acceptance exception
Specially manufactured goods
The ten-day-reply doctrine
The admission exception
Main purpose exception
Which of the following is true about undue influence?
Question 20 options:
A contract made under undue influence stands void.
Usually the fact pattern involves the victim receiving advice from most people except the persuader.
It is a harsher form of duress.
The unfairness does not lie in any misrepresentation.
The perpetrator threatens the victim to assent to the contract
Explanation / Answer
19 E Main purpose exception
There are 4 exceptions to the Statue of Fraud.
The 10 day reply doctrine
specially manufactured goods
The admission exception
The payment or delivery and acceptance exception
So main purpose will be the correct answer.
20 D
The unfairness does not lie in any misrepresentation.
In simple word undue influence means when in a agreement one party has at higher negotiation position and one at a lower part. For an example a doctor-patient agreement. The unfairness does not lie in any misrepresentation. It occurs when casualty is under the mastery of the persuader.
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