for Sections 03, and 06 Callie owns two trucks. She offers to sell the Dodge for $20,000 to Evan, who accepts. She offers to sell the Ford for $20,000 to Gwen, who says, "Too much." Callie's offer was terminated by 40. a. Evan and Gwen. b. Evan only. Gwen only. d. neither Evan nor Gwen. c. Gino files a suit against Free-Flo Plumbing Corporation under the doctrine of promissory estoppel. 41. Gino must show that a. he justifiably refused to fulfill a promise to Free-Flo. b. he justifiably relied on Free-Flo's promise to his detriment. c. Free-Flo justifiably refused to fulfill a promise to him. d. Free-Flo justifiably relied on his promise to its detriment. 42. Delta Electronics, Inc., makes an offer to the owners of Eagle Computer Corporation to buy the entire company. The power to revoke the offer rests with Delta and Eagle together only. Delta or Eagle. Delta, the offeror, only. Eagle, the offeree, only. a. b. c. d. Credit & Debt Corporation loans Evelyn $25.000 to start a new business. Evelyn does not pay, but Credit & Debt fails to sue within the time prescribed by the applicable statute of limitations. Evelyn promises to pay a portion of the debt even though recovery is barred. Credit & Debt can sue to 43. recover the entire debt. a. b. the amount promised. c. none of the debt. d. the amount of the consideration for Evelyn's later promise. Lara, a sales representative, files a suit against Macro Corporation, claiming that Macro made an oral promise to Lara, on which she relied to her detriment. The court can enforce the promise under 44. the doctrine of promissory estoppel. the "main purpose" exception. the parol evidence rule. the Statute of Frauds. a. b. C. d. Stacy, a minor, charges the cost of an expensive leather jacket at a Girl's Trend store. Two nights later, Stacy loses the jacket at Minors Only Club. She disaffirms the jacket's purchase. Stacy owes Girl's Trend the reasonable value of the jacket a. if it is deemed a "necessary." b. if it is deemed unnecessary. c. under any circumstances. d. under no circumstances. 45. for Sections 03, and 06 Callie owns two trucks. She offers to sell the Dodge for $20,000 to Evan, who accepts. She offers to sell the Ford for $20,000 to Gwen, who says, "Too much." Callie's offer was terminated by 40. a. Evan and Gwen. b. Evan only. Gwen only. d. neither Evan nor Gwen. c. Gino files a suit against Free-Flo Plumbing Corporation under the doctrine of promissory estoppel. 41. Gino must show that a. he justifiably refused to fulfill a promise to Free-Flo. b. he justifiably relied on Free-Flo's promise to his detriment. c. Free-Flo justifiably refused to fulfill a promise to him. d. Free-Flo justifiably relied on his promise to its detriment. 42. Delta Electronics, Inc., makes an offer to the owners of Eagle Computer Corporation to buy the entire company. The power to revoke the offer rests with Delta and Eagle together only. Delta or Eagle. Delta, the offeror, only. Eagle, the offeree, only. a. b. c. d. Credit & Debt Corporation loans Evelyn $25.000 to start a new business. Evelyn does not pay, but Credit & Debt fails to sue within the time prescribed by the applicable statute of limitations. Evelyn promises to pay a portion of the debt even though recovery is barred. Credit & Debt can sue to 43. recover the entire debt. a. b. the amount promised. c. none of the debt. d. the amount of the consideration for Evelyn's later promise. Lara, a sales representative, files a suit against Macro Corporation, claiming that Macro made an oral promise to Lara, on which she relied to her detriment. The court can enforce the promise under 44. the doctrine of promissory estoppel. the "main purpose" exception. the parol evidence rule. the Statute of Frauds. a. b. C. d. Stacy, a minor, charges the cost of an expensive leather jacket at a Girl's Trend store. Two nights later, Stacy loses the jacket at Minors Only Club. She disaffirms the jacket's purchase. Stacy owes Girl's Trend the reasonable value of the jacket a. if it is deemed a "necessary." b. if it is deemed unnecessary. c. under any circumstances. d. under no circumstances. 45
