impracticability requires that the performance becomes .
identify the types of contracts that the statute of frauds applies to. (Check all that
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it is important for managers to understand that, to prevail, the impossibility must be (a reasonable person would consider the obligation impossible to perform) rather than .
If is proven, the influenced party can avoid the contract.
a contract can be discharged by operation of law in the following doctrines: (Click all that apply)
beneficiaries may not sue to enforce contractual rights.
The party making the assignment is known as the , and the third party receiving the rights is the .
For a contract to be enforceable, the agreement must be the products of genuine __
If the elements of contract formation are satisfied, the contract must still __
A lack of genuine assent occurs in all of the following cases except __
__ occurs when one party to an agreement makes a promise or representation about a material fact that is not true.
__ misrepresentation occurs when a party has actual knowledge that the representation is not true.
__ occurs where one party to a contract uses any form of unfair coercion to induce another party to enter into or modify the contract.
__ occurs where a party is improperly pressured to enter into a contract by the other party with whom they have a trusted relationship.
__ is a defense that allows a court to avoid a contract due to gross unfairness.
The signature of the __ is the one element of contract formality that is uniformly required.
Using the Statute of Frauds as an affirmative defense to a contract can render that contract __.
A contract that contains the words “provided that” means that __ is contained in the agreement.
A __ means that an event that must occur before performance under a contract is due.
Generally, courts allow the party who has __ to be paid the full amount of the contract price less any costs suffered.
If neither party has fully performed, the parties may agree to cancel the contract, also known as __.
Under the doctrine of , the parties agree to accept substitute performance in discharge of the existing performance obligation.
The parties to a contract may also discharge their obligations by replacing the original contract with a substitute agreement, also known as a(n) __.
Impossibility can be claimed in all the following events, except __
If the burden is both __ and __, courts my hold the performance is impracticable and allow the burdened parties’ obligations to be discharged before performance.
An agreement must lack a mistake in order to be legally enforceable.
The __ rule states that a writing intended to be the final expression of an agreement may not be contradicted by a prior agreement.
The Statute of Frauds is a(n) __ defense to a breach of contract claim.
To prevail, the party trying to enforce the contract must show she acted in good faith and that any deviation from the required performance was __.
In some cases after the parties have formed a contract, unexpected events can discharge a contract by operation of law. [Show Less]
