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CONTRACTS UNIT 3

CONTRACTS UNIT 3

CONTRACTS UNIT 3. Capacity and Legality. Capacity. Intoxicated Persons Sufficiently intoxicated to lack mental capacity; i.e. intoxication impaired reason and judgment so severely that the person did not comprehend the legal consequences of entering into the contract.

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Chapter 12 Contract Formation

Chapter 12 Contract Formation

Chapter 12 Contract Formation. Chapter Objectives. 1. Define the term contract , and discuss the function of contracts in our society. 2. Identify the types of contracts that are subject to Article 2 of the Uniform Commercial Code.

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Chapter 12 Capacity and Legality

Chapter 12 Capacity and Legality

Chapter 12 Capacity and Legality. Learning Objectives. Does a minor have the capacity to enter into an enforceable contract? What does it mean to disaffirm a contract? Does an intoxicated person have the capacity to enter into an enforceable contract? ?. Learning Objectives.

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CHAPTER 8 Capacity, Legality, Assent, and Form

CHAPTER 8 Capacity, Legality, Assent, and Form

CHAPTER 8 Capacity, Legality, Assent, and Form. Learning Objectives. What are some exceptions to the rule that a minor can disaffirm (avoid) any contract? Does an intoxicated person have the capacity to enter into an enforceable contract?

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Chapter 14 CONTRACTS: CAPACITY AND GENUINE ASSENT

Chapter 14 CONTRACTS: CAPACITY AND GENUINE ASSENT

Chapter 14 CONTRACTS: CAPACITY AND GENUINE ASSENT. Elements of a Contract. Elements of a contract: an agreement between competent parties based on genuine assent of the parties supported by consideration made for a lawful objective in the form required by law if any.

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Chapter 14 CONTRACTS: CAPACITY AND GENUINE ASSENT

Chapter 14 CONTRACTS: CAPACITY AND GENUINE ASSENT

Chapter 14 CONTRACTS: CAPACITY AND GENUINE ASSENT. Contractual Capacity. An agreement that otherwise appears to be a contract may not be binding because one of the parties lacks contractual capacity.

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