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Contracts and Property Review

Review of selected terminology from Schubert's Introduction to Law and the Legal System, Chapters X and XII

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offerdefinite proposal made with intent to contract and communicated to offeree
offer ends (terminates)after reasonable time, by its terms, or by communicating withdrawal
acceptancecommunicating to offeror by promise or act
considerationconferring a benefit or suffering a detriment
statute of fraudsrequires certain types of contracts must be in writing to be enforceable
Types of contracts that must be writteninterest in realty, sale of goods over $500, services that can not be performed within a year
real property (realty)land and anything permanently attached thereto
personal property (personalty)ownership interest in movable items or intangible sources of potential income
goodstangible personal property
fee simpleoutright ownership of realty
leaseholda rental interest in real property
constructioninterpretation of a contract
anticipatory repudiationbreaching a contract ahead of time
implied warranty of merchantabilityguaranty that an item will be as good as an average similar item
implied warranty of fitness for a particular purposeguaranty that item will be able to do specific tasks asked about by consumer
accord and satisfactionoffer of something different than original agreement (usually less) and agreement to take offer
life estateinterest in real property that lasts for the life of a named person
contractual capacitythe mental capacity to enter into a contract
people without contractual capacityminors, drunks, non compos mentos
parol evidence ruleonce a contract is reduced to writing, the only thing considered in construction (absent ambiguity) is what's in the contract
intellectual propertylegal interest in items that are intangible and whose worth lies is the creative concept
types of intellectual propertycopyright, trademark, servicemark, patent, trade secret
copyrightright of creator in particular form or expression of idea, such as writings, art, photos, graphics, music, dramas, performances, dance
trademarkregistered word or phrase with distinctive design for product (servicemark is equivalent for services)
patentregistration of useful process that gives inventor monopoly for certain period of time
DTPADeceptive Trade Practices Act
Affect of DTPAallows consumer to bring action against business for "deceptive trade practices," including breach of warranty, and get tort damages
gifttransfer of property by donative intent (wanting to give someone something) and delivery


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