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Chapter 11 Review Materials

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Question #1
Award of money; also called Damages
A  Present worth doctrine
B  Legal Remedy
C  Mediation
D  Incidental Damages
Question #2
Electronic recovery of e-mail, and documents from computers, servers, and hand-held PDAs
A  e-discovery
B  Restitution
C  Case in equity
D  Mediation
Question #3
Courts can issue orders based on fairness; see Equitable Remedy
A  Franchise
B  Case in equity
C  Legal Remedy
D  Chancery
Question #4
A neutral hears both positions and imposes a decision
A  Franchise
B  Chancery
C  Present worth doctrine
D  Arbitration
Question #5
Area within which judicial authority may be exercised
A  e-discovery
B  Jurisdiction
C  Mediation
D  Case in equity
Question #6
Award of money; also called Legal Remedy
A  Damages
B  Choice of Law
C  e-discovery
D  Case in equity
Question #7
Losses that do not flow directly and immediately from an injurious act, but are indirect; see Consequential Damages
A  Legal Remedy
B  Special Damages
C  Incidental Damages
D  Consequential Damages
Question #8
Parties give up the right to challenge arbitration result in court
A  Choice of Law
B  Jurisdiction
C  Binding Arbitration
D  Damages
Question #9
Contract granting the right to operate under a brand name
A  Present worth doctrine
B  Jurisdiction
C  Franchise
D  Replevin
Question #10
A chancery court can order acts performed
A  Restitution
B  Chancery
C  Replevin
D  Jurisdiction
Question #11
Contract language requiring one party to give the other party written notice a specified time before filing suit
A  Restitution
B  Laches
C  Chancery
D  Notice of Claims Provision
Question #12
The value, in “today’s money” of payments to be made in the future
A  Present worth doctrine
B  Case in equity
C  Restitution
D  Liquidated Damages
Question #13
Rewriting contact; also called Blue-Penciling
A  Case in equity
B  Legal Remedy
C  Reformation
D  Strict Liability
Question #14
An award of attorney’s fees; also called Fee Recovery
A  Chancery
B  Laches
C  Fee Reversal
D  Legal Remedy
Question #15
Damages intended to put non-breaching parties in the position they would have occupied if the contract had been fully performed; Compensatory Damages
A  Expectation Damages
B  Incidental Damages
C  Special Damages
D  Consequential Damages
Question #16
Damages intended to put non-breaching parties in the position they would have occupied if the contract had been fully performed
A  Special Damages
B  Consequential Damages
C  Compensatory Damages
D  Incidental Damages
Question #17
Neutral helps parties understand each others’ positions and may suggest solutions, but agreement ultimately comes from the parties
A  Jurisdiction
B  Mediation
C  Damages
D  Neutral
Question #18
Damages awarded for losses incurred by plaintiff in reliance on the contract; puts party in position that would have been occupied if the contract had not been made
A  Incidental Damages
B  Reliance Damages
C  Consequential Damages
D  Special Damages
Question #19
Contract language that defines which state’s law will apply in case of litigation
A  Liquidated Damages
B  Strict Liability
C  Choice of Law
D  Jurisdiction
Question #20
Return of, restoration of, or compensation for
A  Strict Liability
B  Laches
C  Notice of Claims Provision
D  Restitution
Question #21
Use of the court system’s own mediators or arbitrators before going to trial
A  Parallel Litigation
B  Court-annexed ADR
C  Present worth doctrine
D  Choice of Law
Question #22
Court order requiring or prohibiting specific actions
A  Incidental Damages
B  Injunction
C  Choice of Law
D  Notice of Claims Provision
Question #23
Court order requiring a party to perform contract obligations
A  Equitable Remedy
B  Liquidated Damages
C  Notice of Claims Provision
D  Specific Performance
Question #24
An award of attorney’s fees; also called Fee Reversal
A  Unique Property
B  Neutral
C  e-discovery
D  Fee Recovery
Question #25
To settle a dispute other than by litigation, including arbitration and mediation
A  Incidental Damages
B  Replevin
C  Alternative Dispute Resolution
Question #26
Buyer obtains substitute goods
A  Strict Liability
B  Incidental Damages
C  Cover
D  Neutral
Question #27
A third party in ADR, mediator or arbitrator
A  Neutral
B  Laches
C  Binding Arbitration
D  Unique Property
Question #28
Liability regardless of fault
A  Equitable Remedy
B  Strict Liability
C  Unique Property
D  Replevin
Question #29
Damages agreed to in advance of breach, in the contract itself
A  Strict Liability
B  Mediation
C  e-discovery
D  Liquidated Damages
Question #30
An item that is not readily available from other sources
A  Unique Property
B  Replevin
C  Parallel Litigation
D  Strict Liability
Question #31
Injured party’s choice between remedies available for a single actionable occurrence
A  Mediation
B  Equitable Remedy
C  Replevin
D  Election of Remedies
Question #32
Pre-trial investigation of facts by questioning, inspection, etc.
A  Fee Recovery
B  Discovery
C  Privity
D  Replevin
Question #33
Losses reasonably associated with or related to actual damages; indirect damages
A  Fee Recovery
B  Binding Arbitration
C  Incidental Damages
D  Cover
Question #34
Examples include filing fees, fees for service of process and similar charges incurred in litigation
A  Jurisdiction
B  Costs
C  Binding Arbitration
D  Fee Recovery
Question #35
Recovery of property from one who is wrongfully in possession
A  e-discovery
B  Restitution
C  Replevin
D  Privity
Question #36
Minimal amount of damages awarded, even if no financial loss resulted from the breach or if the loss cannot be proven with reasonable certainty
A  Restitution
B  Jurisdiction
C  Nominal Damages
D  Parallel Litigation
Question #37
A case requesting damages (money)
A  Case at law
B  Replevin
C  Parallel Litigation
D  Election of Remedies
Question #38
Being a party to the contract
A  Replevin
B  Cover
C  Election of Remedies
D  Privity
Question #39
Injured party delays in seeking remedy in a way that is unfair to the other party
A  Fee Recovery
B  Laches
C  Privity
D  Cover
Question #40
Losses that do not flow directly and immediately from an injurious act
A  Replevin
B  Incidental Damages
C  Consequential Damages
D  Special Damages
Question #41
Single dispute results in cases in more than one state or in both state and federal courts
A  Privity
B  Equitable Remedy
C  Parallel Litigation
D  Fee Recovery
Question #42
Award that is non-monetary and involves court orders; see Case in Equity and Chancery
A  Consequential Damages
B  Incidental Damages
C  Special Damages
D  Equitable Remedy
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