T/F : Rights theory focuses on the consequences of a decision when deciding if it is ethical

T/F : Assault is an intentional, non-consensual touching that is harmful or offensive

T/F : When the government restricts the exercise of a fundamental right, like speech, courts evaluate the restriction using rational basis analysis.

T/F : The United States Constitution establishes the right to "just compensation" for private property taken for public use.

T/F: The courts have generally held that ads for the sale of goods at a specified price are treated as invitations to negotiate or to make an offer.

T/F : A contract entered into involuntarily is still enforceable if reduced to writing.

T/F : Persons who were not originally parties to a contract may claim some interest in it as assignees or donee beneficiaries or creditor beneficiaries.

T/F : The implied warranty of merchantability focuses on whether the goods are fit for a particular purpose.

T/F ; If a liquidated damages clause is not enforceable because it is unconscionable, the injured party is barred from recovering actual damages.

T/F: The legal effect of the agent's action on behalf of the principal is usually the same as if the principal had done the act.

T/F: Generally, notice to the agent is notice to the principal if it relates to the business of the agency.

T/F : If a third person pays a debt to the principal's agent that he owed the principal, the debt is discharged, even if the agent pockets the money and does not turn it over to the principal.

T/F: Under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, a health club could not limit its employment of attendants in its men's locker room to men.

T/F: A creditor of a partner can attach any property owned by the partnership.

T/F: he promoter's liability on pre-incorporation contracts terminates when a novation is signed

T/F : Directors are agents for the corporation by virtue of that office

T/F: The Securities Act of 1933 is a one-time disclosure statute, although some of its liability provisions purport to cover all fraudulent sales of securities

T/F: Under the Bankruptcy Act, a debtor may keep both property exempted by state law and property exempted under federal law.