Questions from Business Law

Q: Provide examples of typical offers and acceptances.

Provide examples of typical offers and acceptances.

Q: Match each of the numbered definitions with the correct term in the

Match each of the numbered definitions with the correct term in the following list. a. comity b. transnational institutions c. General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade d. World Trade Organization e. Int...

Q: Match each of the numbered definitions with the correct term in the

Match each of the numbered definitions with the correct term in the following list. a. administrative law b. appellate court c. civil law d. common law e. criminal law f. defendants g. executive order...

Q: Match each of the numbered definitions with the correct term in the

Match each of the numbered definitions with the correct term in the following list. a. bill of sale b. certificate of title c. condition subsequent d. condition precedent e. estoppel f. fungible goods...

Q: Why does the law interpret a counteroffer that is a conditional or

Why does the law interpret a counteroffer that is a conditional or qualified acceptance as a rejection of the offer and not binding on the parties?

Q: Analyze and discuss recourses available to citizens who believe that an executive

Analyze and discuss recourses available to citizens who believe that an executive of an administrative agency is behaving unethically.

Q: Why is it that public figures find it difficult to successfully sue

Why is it that public figures find it difficult to successfully sue a publication for libel, whereas private persons have a better chance? Should public figures be required to accept libelous accusati...

Q: The law allows a minor to withdraw from a contract simply because

The law allows a minor to withdraw from a contract simply because he or she is a minor, whereas the other party is bound if the minor wishes to carry out the contract. Do you think the law is fair in...

Q: The law gives a person the right to enjoy his or her

The law gives a person the right to enjoy his or her land without unreasonable interference from others. If a person plays loud music on his or her property and a neighbor charges him or her with crea...

Q: Some contracts freely entered into by the parties involve activities that have

Some contracts freely entered into by the parties involve activities that have been made illegal by state or federal statutes. Because they are illegal, these contracts are unenforceable. Examples are...