12.The sources of law include one of the following combinations.

a. Decisions, rules and precedent.

b. Civil Code, common law and judges.

c.Common law, statutes and the constitution.

d.Precedent, civil code and statutes.

e.Judges, precedent and the constitution.

19.Under the Statute of Frauds, a note or memorandum of the contract must:

a. Contain all essential terms of the contract.

b. Be signed by both parties.

c. Be in one document.

d.All of the above

21.Alicia is 16 years old, but looks 21. She buys an expensive home entertainment system for $2,000 on credit, telling the salesperson that this is her 21st birthday present to herself. The salesperson honestly believes her. She makes two payments of $100 each, and then can't pay any more. The store sues her for the balance owing. Which of the following is true?

a.because she looks over 21, the contract is enforceable against her.

b.because she lied about her age, the contract is enforceable against her.

c. she can cancel the contract because she is a minor and can keep the goods.

d. she can cancel the contract because she is a minor but must return the goods.

e.even though she lied, the contract is still enforceable against her.

14.Question 24

Which of the following shows accurate use of the doctrine of promissory (equitable)estoppel?

a. George told Hans that he would give him his printer. If he doesn't, Hans could use the doctrine to force him to do so.

b. George wants to force Elaine to honour her promise to pay him $2. After he paid for a video they watched, she was so moved by the movie she said she would pay half the cost.

c.This doctrine can be used by a plaintiff to endorse a written promise signed and sealed (i.e., a seal has been affixed next to the signature of the promisor).

d.

Lee, a defendant, can use this doctrine as a defence against a plaintiff insisting on his full legal right when he had promised to forgive Lee some of Lee's legal obligation and Lee relied on that promise.

e.If Lam requests services from Jones and there is no mention of price, if Lam doesn't pay Jones, this doctrine can be used to force Lam to pay a reasonable amount.