Paralegal 041 - Contract Law » 2019 » Chapter 6 Review Materials

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Question #1
The parties are equally at fault
A.   In pari Delicto
B.   Blue Penciling
C.   Malum Per se
D.   Pyramid Scheme
Question #2
Relationship where parties have equal power to negotiate terms
A.   Arms Length Transaction
B.   Sunday Statute
C.   Hold Harmless Clause
D.   In Pari Delicto
Question #3
Prohibits certain transactions on Sundays; see Blue Law; like sale of liquor
A.   Pyramid Scheme
B.   Sunday Statute
C.   Hold Harmless Clause
D.   Usurious Contract
Question #4
Prohibits certain transactions on Sundays
A.   Pyramid Scheme
B.   Severable
C.   Acceleration Clause
D.   Blue Law
Question #5
False statements that hurt the reputation of another
A.   Tortious
B.   Usurious Contract
C.   Slander
D.   Acceleration Clause
Question #6
Provision that attempts to excuse a party from liability for that party's torts
A.   Indemnification Clause
B.   Acceleration Clause
C.   Exculpatory Clause
D.   Sunday Statute
Question #7
Causes payments to become immediately due upon the happening of stated event
A.   Indemnification Clause
B.   Exculpatory Clause
C.   Malum Prohibitum
D.   Acceleration Clause
Question #8
Multi-level arrangement in which money is made by recruiting new people
A.   Malum In Se
B.   Hold Harmless Clause
C.   Pyramid Scheme
D.   Malum Prohibitum
Question #9
One party agrees to compensate other for losses arising from contract; see Indemnification Clause
A.   Exculpatory Clause
B.   Indemnification Clause
C.   Blue Penciling
D.   Hold Harmless Clause
Question #10
Not good for society
A.   Confession of Judgment
B.   Contrary to Public Policy
C.   Malum Prohibitum
D.   Usurious Contract
Question #11
Legitimate financial interest in a person
A.   Usurious Contract
B.   Insurable Interest
C.   Slander
D.   Insurable Interest
Question #12
Remainder of agreement can be enforced without unenforceable provision contained in the agreement
A.   Slander
B.   Covenant Not to Compete
C.   In Pari Delicto
D.   Severable
Question #13
Not inherently bad; less serious
A.   Malum In Se
B.   Tortious
C.   Contrary to Public Policy
D.   Malum Prohitum
Question #14
A clause that permits immediate entry of judgment without notice or an opportunity to present defenses
A.   Confession of Judgment
B.   Indemnification Clause
C.   Acceleration Clause
D.   Arms Length Transaction
Question #15
One party agrees to compensate the other for losses arising from the contract; see Hold Harmless Clause
A.   Indemnification Clause
B.   Tortious
C.   Malum Per Se
D.   Arms Length Transaction
Question #16
Inherently bad
A.   Pyramid Scheme
B.   Bluen Penciling
C.   Malum Per Se
D.   Malum In Se
Question #17
Constituting a tort
A.   Consumer Loan
B.   Tortious
C.   Contry to Public Policy
D.   Slander
Question #18
Loan for personal or family purposes
A.   Exculpatory Clause
B.   Consumer Loan
C.   Acceleration Clause
D.   Usurious Contract
Question #19
Charges an illegal rate of interest on a loan
A.   Usurious Contract
B.   Contrary to Public Policy
C.   Malum Prohibitum
D.   Pyramid Scheme
Question #20
Provision under which party agrees to refrain from engaging in specified business activities ("non-compete")
A.   Hold Harmless Clause
B.   Confession of Judgment
C.   Covenant Not to Compete
D.   Indemnification Clause

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