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Paul, the Plaintiff in a personal injury action, called Wes as a witness to testify that Dan's car, in which Paul had been riding. ran a red light. Wes, however, testified that Dan's car did not run the light.
Paul then called Vic to testify that Dan's car did run the light. The trial judge should rule that Vic's testi... | #### B |
Paul, the Plaintiff in a personal injury action, called Wes as a witness to testify that Dan's car, in which Paul had been riding. ran a red light. Wes, however, testified that Dan's car did not run the light.
On cross-examination of Vic, Dan's attorney asked if Vic was drunk at the time he witnessed the accident. and ... | #### D |
Paul, the Plaintiff in a personal injury action, called Wes as a witness to testify that Dan's car, in which Paul had been riding. ran a red light. Wes, however, testified that Dan's car did not run the light.
Dan called Zemo as a witness and asked him if he knew Vic's reputation for veracity in the community where Vic... | #### C |
Jim watched a liquor store furtively for some time, planning to hold it up. He bought a realistic-looking toy gun for the job. One night, just before the store's closing time, he drove to the store, opened the front door and entered. He reached in his pocket for the toy gun, but then became frightened and began to mov... | #### B |
A water pipe burst in the basement of Supermart, a grocery store, flooding the basement and damaging cases of canned goods on the floor. The Plumbing contractor's workmen, in repairing the leak, knocked over several stacks of canned goods in cases, denting the cans. After settling its claims against the landlord for th... | #### C |
A water pipe burst in the basement of Supermart, a grocery store, flooding the basement and damaging cases of canned goods on the floor. The Plumbing contractor's workmen, in repairing the leak, knocked over several stacks of canned goods in cases, denting the cans. After settling its claims against the landlord for th... | #### B |
A water pipe burst in the basement of Supermart, a grocery store, flooding the basement and damaging cases of canned goods on the floor. The Plumbing contractor's workmen, in repairing the leak, knocked over several stacks of canned goods in cases, denting the cans. After settling its claims against the landlord for th... | #### B |
Addle, who has been in the painting and contracting business for ten years and has a fine reputation, contracts to paint Boone's barn. Boone's barn is a standard red barn with loft. The contract has no provision regarding assignment.
If Addle assigns the contract to Coot, who has comparable experience and reputation, w... | #### C |
Addle, who has been in the painting and contracting business for ten years and has a fine reputation, contracts to paint Boone's barn. Boone's barn is a standard red barn with loft. The contract has no provision regarding assignment.
If Addle assigns the contract to Coot and thereafter Coot does not meet the contract s... | #### A |
Jackson and Brannick planned to break into a federal government office to steal food stamps. Jackson telephoned Crowley one night and asked whether Crowley wanted to buy some "hot" food stamps. Crowley, who understood that "hot" meant stolen, said: "Sure, bring them right over." Jackson and Brannick then successfully e... | #### C |
Jackson and Brannick planned to break into a federal government office to steal food stamps. Jackson telephoned Crowley one night and asked whether Crowley wanted to buy some "hot" food stamps. Crowley, who understood that "hot" meant stolen, said: "Sure, bring them right over." Jackson and Brannick then successfully e... | #### D |
Owens contracted to sell a tract of land, Overlea, to Painter by general warranty deed. However, at the closing Painter did not carefully examine the deed and accepted a quitclaim deed without covenants of title. Painter later attempted to sell Overlea to Thompson, who refused to perform because Owens had conveyed an ... | #### C |
Rider, a bus passenger, sued Transit Company for injuries to his back from an accident caused by Transit's negligence. Transit denies that Rider received any injury in the accident.
Rider's counsel seeks to introduce an affidavit he obtained in preparation for trial from Dr. Bond, who has since died. The affidavit aver... | #### D |
Rider, a bus passenger, sued Transit Company for injuries to his back from an accident caused by Transit's negligence. Transit denies that Rider received any injury in the accident.
Transit Company calls Observer to testify that right after the accident, Rider told hin that he had recently suffered a recurrence of an o... | #### A |
Johnston bought 100 bolts of standard blue wool, No. I quality, from McHugh. The sale contract provided that Johnston would make payment prior to inspection. The 100 bolts were shipped, and Johnston paid McHugh. Upon inspection, however, Johnston discovered that the wool was No. 2 quality. Johnston thereupon tendered b... | #### C |
Johnston bought 100 bolts of standard blue wool, No. I quality, from McHugh. The sale contract provided that Johnston would make payment prior to inspection. The 100 bolts were shipped, and Johnston paid McHugh. Upon inspection, however, Johnston discovered that the wool was No. 2 quality. Johnston thereupon tendered b... | #### C |
Johnston bought 100 bolts of standard blue wool, No. I quality, from McHugh. The sale contract provided that Johnston would make payment prior to inspection. The 100 bolts were shipped, and Johnston paid McHugh. Upon inspection, however, Johnston discovered that the wool was No. 2 quality. Johnston thereupon tendered b... | #### B |
Lord leased a warehouse building and the lot on which it stood to Taylor for a term of ten years. The lease contained a clause prohibiting Taylor from subletting his interest. Can Taylor assign his interest under the lease?
A:Yes, because restraints on alier ation of land are strictly construed.
B:Yes, because disabli... | #### A |
Diner, a drive-in hamburger and ice cream stand, recently opened for business in the suburban town of Little City. Diner's business hours are from 9:00 a.m. to midnight. It is in an area that for fifteen years has been zoned for small retail businesses, apartment buildings, and one- and two-family residences. The zoni... | #### D |
Jack and Paul planned to hold up a bank. They drove to the bank in Jack's car. Jack entered while Paul remained as lookout in the car. After a few moments, Paul panicked and drove off. Jack looked over the various tellers, approached one and wispered nervously, "Just hand over the cash. Don't look around, don't make a ... | #### D |
Jack and Paul planned to hold up a bank. They drove to the bank in Jack's car. Jack entered while Paul remained as lookout in the car. After a few moments, Paul panicked and drove off. Jack looked over the various tellers, approached one and wispered nervously, "Just hand over the cash. Don't look around, don't make a ... | #### C |
Pace sues Def Company for injuries suffered when Pace's car collided with Def Company's truck. Def's general manager prepared a report of the accident at the request of the company's attorney in preparation for the trial, and delivered the report to the attorney. Pace demands that the report be produced. Will producti... | #### B |
The following facts concern a tract of land in a state which follows general United States law. Each instrument is in proper form, recorded, marital property rights were waived when necessary, and each person named was adult and competent at the time of the named transaction. 1. In 1940 Oleg, the owner, conveyed his i... | #### A |
Peter was rowing a boat on a mountain lake when a storm suddenly arose. Fearful that the boat might sink, Peter rowed to a boat dock on shore and tied the boat to the dock. The shore property and dock were the private property of Owner. While the boat was tied at the dock, Owner came down and ordered Peter to remove th... | #### D |
Peter was rowing a boat on a mountain lake when a storm suddenly arose. Fearful that the boat might sink, Peter rowed to a boat dock on shore and tied the boat to the dock. The shore property and dock were the private property of Owner. While the boat was tied at the dock, Owner came down and ordered Peter to remove th... | #### A |
Park brought an action against Dan for injuries received in an automobile accident, alleging negligence in that Dan was speeding and inattentive. Park calls White to testify that Dan had a reputation in the community of being a reckless driver and was known as "dare-devil Dan." White's testimony is
A:admissible as hab... | #### D |
Duffer and Slicker, who lived in different suburbs twenty miles apart, were golfing acquaintances at the Interurban Country Club. Both were traveling salesmen-Duffer for a pharmaceutical house and Slicker for a widget manufacturer. Duffer wrote Slicker by United States mail on Friday, October 8: I need a motorcycle for... | #### D |
Duffer and Slicker, who lived in different suburbs twenty miles apart, were golfing acquaintances at the Interurban Country Club. Both were traveling salesmen-Duffer for a pharmaceutical house and Slicker for a widget manufacturer. Duffer wrote Slicker by United States mail on Friday, October 8: I need a motorcycle for... | #### B |
Duffer and Slicker, who lived in different suburbs twenty miles apart, were golfing acquaintances at the Interurban Country Club. Both were traveling salesmen-Duffer for a pharmaceutical house and Slicker for a widget manufacturer. Duffer wrote Slicker by United States mail on Friday, October 8: I need a motorcycle for... | #### B |
In a suit attacking the validity of a deed executed fifteen years ago, Plaintiff alleges mental incompetency of Joe, the grantor, and offers in evidence a properly authenticated affidavit of Harry, Joe's brother. The affidavit, which was executed shortly after the deed, stated that Harry had observed Joe closely over ... | #### B |
"A person is not responsible for criminal conduct if at the time of such conduct as a result of mental disease or defect he lacks substantial capacity either to appreciate the wrongfulness of his conduct or to conform his conduct to the requirements of law." This quotation is basically a statement of the
A:M'Naghten R... | #### D |
Oscar, the owner in fee simple, laid out a subdivision of 325 lots on 150 acres of land. He obtained governmental approval (as required by applicable ordinances) and, between 1968 and 1970, he sold 140 of the lots, inserting in each of the 140 deeds the following provision: "The Grantee, for himself and his heirs, assi... | #### B |
Oscar, the owner in fee simple, laid out a subdivision of 325 lots on 150 acres of land. He obtained governmental approval (as required by applicable ordinances) and, between 1968 and 1970, he sold 140 of the lots, inserting in each of the 140 deeds the following provision: "The Grantee, for himself and his heirs, assi... | #### D |
Adam and Bailey. brothers, operated an illicit still. They customarily sold to anyone unless they suspected the person of being a revenue agent or an informant. One day when Adam was at the still alone, he was approached by Mitchell, who asked to buy a gallon of liquor. Mitchell was in fact a revenue officer. After Ad... | #### B |
The bus in which Pat was riding was struck from the rear by a taxi. He sued Cab Company for a claimed neck injury. Cab Company claimed the impact was too slight to have caused the claimed injury and introduced testimony that all passengers had refused medical attention at the time of the accident. Pat called a doctor ... | #### B |
Odum owned Brightacre (a tract of land) in fee simple. He conveyed it "to Pike, his heirs and assigns; but if Farley shall be living thirty years from the date of this deed, then to Farley, his heirs and assigns." The limitation "to Farley, his heirs and assigns" is
A:valid, because Farley's interest is a reversion
B:... | #### B |
Neff and Owens owned adjoining residences in Smithville. In 1971, they hired a contractor to lay sidewalks in front of both of their homes. Each man was to pay the contractor for that part of the work attributable to his property. After he had paid the bill which the contractor had submitted to him, Neff became convinc... | #### A |
Neff and Owens owned adjoining residences in Smithville. In 1971, they hired a contractor to lay sidewalks in front of both of their homes. Each man was to pay the contractor for that part of the work attributable to his property. After he had paid the bill which the contractor had submitted to him, Neff became convinc... | #### A |
Defendant was driving his automobile at a legal speed in a residential zone. A child darted out in front of him and was run over and killed before Defendant could prevent it. Defendant's driver's license had expired three months previously; Defendant had neglected to check when it was due to expire. Driving without a ... | #### C |
Pauline, an unmarried female, was prominent in the women's liberation movement. She recently gave birth to a baby and publicly announced that she had no intention of marrying the father or disclosing his identity. The local newspaper, Journal, decided to do a series of articles on Pauline, entitled "The Perils of Paul... | #### B |
Homer conveyed his home to his wife, Wanda, for life, remainder to his daughter, Dixie. There was a $20,000 mortgage on the home, requiring monthly payments covering interest to date Plus a portion of the principal. Which of the following statements about the monthly payment is correct?
A:Wanda must pay the full month... | #### C |
The police, answering a complaint about noise, arrived at Sam's apartment and found Sam's wife dead on the living room floor. One of the officers turned to Sam and said, "What happened?" Sam replied, "She was a bitch and I took care of her." At Sam's trial his statement should be ruled
A:Admissible because the stateme... | #### B |
John Smith has denied his purported signature on a letter which has become critical in a breach of contract suit between Smith and Miller. At trial, Miller's counsel calls Alice, a teacher, who testifies that she taught John Smith mathematics in school ten years earlier, knows his signature, and proposes to testify th... | #### D |
Susie Blake, a working woman, always brought her lunch to eat in the office. One Saturday afternoon she went to Roger's Market, a local self-service grocery, and bought a can of corned beef. The can had printed on its label "A Product of West Beef Company." The company was a reputable supplier of beef products. On Sund... | #### C |
Susie Blake, a working woman, always brought her lunch to eat in the office. One Saturday afternoon she went to Roger's Market, a local self-service grocery, and bought a can of corned beef. The can had printed on its label "A Product of West Beef Company." The company was a reputable supplier of beef products. On Sund... | #### A |
A newly-enacted state criminal statute provides, in its entirety, "No person shall utter to another person in a public place any annoying, disturbing or unwelcome language." Smith followed an elderly woman for three blocks down a public street, yelling in her ear offensive four-letter words. The woman repeatedly asked... | #### C |
In which of the following situations is Defendant's claim of intoxication most likely to result in his being found not guilty?
A:Defendant is charged with manslaughter for a death resulting from an automobile accident. Defendant, the driver, claims he was so drunk he was unable to see the other car involved in the acc... | #### B |
Owen held in fee simple Farmdale, a large tract of vacant land. The state wherein Farmdale is situated has a statute which provides, in substance, that unless the conveyance is recorded, every deed orother conveyance of an interest in land is void as to a subsequent purchaser who pays value without notice of such conve... | #### A |
Owen held in fee simple Farmdale, a large tract of vacant land. The state wherein Farmdale is situated has a statute which provides, in substance, that unless the conveyance is recorded, every deed orother conveyance of an interest in land is void as to a subsequent purchaser who pays value without notice of such conve... | #### D |
Owen held in fee simple Farmdale, a large tract of vacant land. The state wherein Farmdale is situated has a statute which provides, in substance, that unless the conveyance is recorded, every deed orother conveyance of an interest in land is void as to a subsequent purchaser who pays value without notice of such conve... | #### C |
On May I Ohner telegraphed Byer, "Will sell you any or all of the lots in Grove subdivision at $5,000 each. Details follow in letter." The letter contained all the necessary details concerning terms of payment, insurance, mortgages, etc., and provided, "This offer remains open until June I." On May 2, after he had rece... | #### B |
On May I Ohner telegraphed Byer, "Will sell you any or all of the lots in Grove subdivision at $5,000 each. Details follow in letter." The letter contained all the necessary details concerning terms of payment, insurance, mortgages, etc., and provided, "This offer remains open until June I." On May 2, after he had rece... | #### D |
On May I Ohner telegraphed Byer, "Will sell you any or all of the lots in Grove subdivision at $5,000 each. Details follow in letter." The letter contained all the necessary details concerning terms of payment, insurance, mortgages, etc., and provided, "This offer remains open until June I." On May 2, after he had rece... | #### C |
Philip was a 10-year-old boy. Macco was a company that sold new and used machinery. Macco stored discarded machinery, pending sale for scrap, on a large vacant area it owned. This area was unfenced and was one-quarter mile from the housing development where Philip lived. Macco knew that children frequently played in t... | #### D |
Si was in the act of siphoning gasoline from Neighbor's car in Neighbor's garage and without his consent when the gasoline exploded and a fire followed. Rescuer, seeing the fire, grabbed a fire extinguisher from his car and put out the fire, saving Si's life and Neighbor's car and garage. In doing so, Rescuer was badly... | #### B |
Si was in the act of siphoning gasoline from Neighbor's car in Neighbor's garage and without his consent when the gasoline exploded and a fire followed. Rescuer, seeing the fire, grabbed a fire extinguisher from his car and put out the fire, saving Si's life and Neighbor's car and garage. In doing so, Rescuer was badly... | #### C |
Defendant was tried for robbery. Victim Worth were the only witnesses called to.t tify. Victim testified that Defend; threatened her with a knife, grabbed her pur and ran off with it. Worth testified that hes Defendant grab Victim's purse and run av with it but that he neither saw a knife nor he any threats. On this e... | #### C |
Congressional legislation authorizing marriages and divorces as a matter of federal law on prescribed terms and conditions could most easily be upheld if it
A:applied only to marriages and divorces in which at least one of the parties is a member of the armed forces
B:applied only to marriages performed by federal jud... | #### D |
In City of State Y, Maple Street is a local public thoroughfare, designated as a one-way street for northbound traffic. Pine Street is a public thoroughfare, designated is a One-way street for eastbound traffic. Maple and Pine Streets intersect at right angles. The intersection is controlled by traffic lights. There ar... | #### C |
In City of State Y, Maple Street is a local public thoroughfare, designated as a one-way street for northbound traffic. Pine Street is a public thoroughfare, designated is a One-way street for eastbound traffic. Maple and Pine Streets intersect at right angles. The intersection is controlled by traffic lights. There ar... | #### B |
Congress provides by statute that any state that fails to prohibit automobile speeds of over 55 miles per hour on highways within the state shall be denied all federal highway construction funding. The state of Atlantic, one of the richest and most highway-oriented states in the country, refuses to enact such a statute... | #### B |
Congress provides by statute that any state that fails to prohibit automobile speeds of over 55 miles per hour on highways within the state shall be denied all federal highway construction funding. The state of Atlantic, one of the richest and most highway-oriented states in the country, refuses to enact such a statute... | #### C |
Congress provides by statute that any state that fails to prohibit automobile speeds of over 55 miles per hour on highways within the state shall be denied all federal highway construction funding. The state of Atlantic, one of the richest and most highway-oriented states in the country, refuses to enact such a statute... | #### D |
Detective received informal from Informant, who had given reliable information many times in the past, that Harry was a narcotics dealer. Specifically, Informant said that, two months before, he had visited Harry's apartment with Bill and that on that occasion he saw Harry sell Bill some heroin. Detective knew that In... | #### B |
Defendant sold heroin to Morgan. Morgan was later stopped by police for speeding. The police searched Morgan's car and found the heroin concealed under the rear seat. Defendant is charged with illegally selling heroin. Defendant's motion to prevent introduction of the heroin into evidence will most probably be
A:grant... | #### C |
Defendant visited a fellow college student, James, in James's dormitory room. They drank some beer. James produced a box containing marijuana cigarettes and asked if Defendant wanted one. Defendant, afraid of being caught, declined and urged James to get rid of the marijuana. James refused. Shortly thereafter, both we... | #### B |
Trease owned Hilltop in fee simple. By his will, he devised as follows: "Hilltop to such of my grandchildren who shall reach the age of_21; and by this provision I intend to include all grandchildren whenever born." At the time of his death, Trease had three children and two grandchildren.
Courts hold such a devise val... | #### A |
Trease owned Hilltop in fee simple. By his will, he devised as follows: "Hilltop to such of my grandchildren who shall reach the age of_21; and by this provision I intend to include all grandchildren whenever born." At the time of his death, Trease had three children and two grandchildren.
Which of the following additi... | #### C |
Victim, injured by Driver in an auto accident, employed attorney First to represent him in the matter. Victim was chronically insolvent and expressed doubt whether he could promptly get necessary medical treatment. Accordingly, First wrote into their contract his promise to Victim "to pay from any settlementtwith Drive... | #### D |
Victim, injured by Driver in an auto accident, employed attorney First to represent him in the matter. Victim was chronically insolvent and expressed doubt whether he could promptly get necessary medical treatment. Accordingly, First wrote into their contract his promise to Victim "to pay from any settlementtwith Drive... | #### D |
Victim, injured by Driver in an auto accident, employed attorney First to represent him in the matter. Victim was chronically insolvent and expressed doubt whether he could promptly get necessary medical treatment. Accordingly, First wrote into their contract his promise to Victim "to pay from any settlementtwith Drive... | #### A |
Victim, injured by Driver in an auto accident, employed attorney First to represent him in the matter. Victim was chronically insolvent and expressed doubt whether he could promptly get necessary medical treatment. Accordingly, First wrote into their contract his promise to Victim "to pay from any settlementtwith Drive... | #### C |
Peters sued Davis for $100,000 for injuries received in a traffic accident. Davis charges Peters with contributory negligence and alleges that Peters failed to have his lights on at a time when it was dark enough to require them.
Davis calls Bystander to testify that Passenger, who was riding in Peters' automobile and ... | #### C |
Peters sued Davis for $100,000 for injuries received in a traffic accident. Davis charges Peters with contributory negligence and alleges that Peters failed to have his lights on at a time when it was dark enough to require them.
Davis offers to have Bystander testify that he was talking to Witness when he heard the cr... | #### A |
Owner and his employee, Driver, consult Attorney about a motor vehicle collision resulting in a suit by Litigant against Owner and Driver as joint defendants. Attorney calls Irving, his investigator, into the conference to make notes of what is said, and those present discuss the facts of the collision and Owner's insu... | #### C |
Owner and his employee, Driver, consult Attorney about a motor vehicle collision resulting in a suit by Litigant against Owner and Driver as joint defendants. Attorney calls Irving, his investigator, into the conference to make notes of what is said, and those present discuss the facts of the collision and Owner's insu... | #### A |
Read the summaries of the decisions in the four cases (A- D) below. Then decide which is most applicable as a precedent to each of the cases in the questions that follow, and indicate each choice by marking the corresponding space on the answer sheet.
Policeman undertook to arrest Fan for throwing a pop bottle, and hit... | #### D |
Read the summaries of the decisions in the four cases (A- D) below. Then decide which is most applicable as a precedent to each of the cases in the questions that follow, and indicate each choice by marking the corresponding space on the answer sheet.
Policeman, having a warrant for Defendant's arrest for a felonious a... | #### A |
A recently enacted state law forbids aliens from owning more than 100 acres of land within the state and directs the state attorney general to bring an action of ejectment whenever an alien owns such land. Zane, a resident alien, located and purchased 200 acres of land in the state after passage of that law. He brings ... | #### B |
A recently enacted state law forbids aliens from owning more than 100 acres of land within the state and directs the state attorney general to bring an action of ejectment whenever an alien owns such land. Zane, a resident alien, located and purchased 200 acres of land in the state after passage of that law. He brings ... | #### D |
On March I, Green and Brown orally agreed that Brown would erect a boathouse on Green's lot and dig a channel from the boathouse, across Clark's lot, to a lake. Clark had already orally agreed with Green to permit the digging of the channel across Clark's lot. Brown agreed to begin work on the boathouse on March 15, an... | #### D |
On March I, Green and Brown orally agreed that Brown would erect a boathouse on Green's lot and dig a channel from the boathouse, across Clark's lot, to a lake. Clark had already orally agreed with Green to permit the digging of the channel across Clark's lot. Brown agreed to begin work on the boathouse on March 15, an... | #### B |
On March I, Green and Brown orally agreed that Brown would erect a boathouse on Green's lot and dig a channel from the boathouse, across Clark's lot, to a lake. Clark had already orally agreed with Green to permit the digging of the channel across Clark's lot. Brown agreed to begin work on the boathouse on March 15, an... | #### A |
Customer. aged twenty, went into Store at approximately 6:45 p.m. to look at some suits that were on sale. The clerks were busy, and one of them told him that he should wait on himself. Customer selected three suits from a rack and went into the dressing room to try them on. Signs posted on the walls of Store state th... | #### B |
Tortfeasor tortiously injured Victim in an auto accident. While Victim was consequently hospitalized in Hospital. Tortfeasor's liability insurer, Insurer, settled with Victim for S5,000. Victim gave Insurer a signed release and received a signed memorandum wherein Insurer promised to pay Victim $5,000 by check within t... | #### D |
Tortfeasor tortiously injured Victim in an auto accident. While Victim was consequently hospitalized in Hospital. Tortfeasor's liability insurer, Insurer, settled with Victim for S5,000. Victim gave Insurer a signed release and received a signed memorandum wherein Insurer promised to pay Victim $5,000 by check within t... | #### D |
The city of Newtown adopted an ordinance providing that street demonstrations involving more than 15 persons may not be held in commercial areas during "rush" hours. "Exceptions" may be made to the prohibition "upon 24-hour advance application to and approval by the police department." The ordinance also imposes sanct... | #### B |
While Defendant was in jail on a procuring charge, his landlord called the police because rent had not been paid and because he detected a disagreeable odor coming from Defendant's apartment into the hallways. The police officer who responded to the call knew that Defendant was in jail. He recognized the stench coming ... | #### D |
While Defendant was in jail on a procuring charge, his landlord called the police because rent had not been paid and because he detected a disagreeable odor coming from Defendant's apartment into the hallways. The police officer who responded to the call knew that Defendant was in jail. He recognized the stench coming ... | #### B |
Seller and Buyer execute an agreement for the sale of real property on September 1, 1971. The jurisdiction in which the property is located recognizes the principle of equitable conversion and has no statute pertinent to this problem.
Assume for this question only that Seller dies before closing and his will leaves his... | #### C |
Seller and Buyer execute an agreement for the sale of real property on September 1, 1971. The jurisdiction in which the property is located recognizes the principle of equitable conversion and has no statute pertinent to this problem.
Assume for this question only that Buyer dies before closing, there being no breach o... | #### A |
Farquart had made a legally binding promise to furnish his son Junior and the latter's fiancee a house on their wedding day, planned for June 10, 1972. Pursuant to that promise, Farquart telephoned his old contractor-friend Sawtooth on May 1, 1971, and made the following oral agreementeach making full and accurate writ... | #### B |
Farquart had made a legally binding promise to furnish his son Junior and the latter's fiancee a house on their wedding day, planned for June 10, 1972. Pursuant to that promise, Farquart telephoned his old contractor-friend Sawtooth on May 1, 1971, and made the following oral agreementeach making full and accurate writ... | #### C |
Farquart had made a legally binding promise to furnish his son Junior and the latter's fiancee a house on their wedding day, planned for June 10, 1972. Pursuant to that promise, Farquart telephoned his old contractor-friend Sawtooth on May 1, 1971, and made the following oral agreementeach making full and accurate writ... | #### B |
Construction Company contracted to build a laundry for Wash Company on the latter's vacant lot in a residential area. As a part of its work, Construction Company dug a trench from the partially completed laundry to the edge of a public sidewalk: waterlines were to be installed in the trench. Because of the contour of ... | #### A |
Doctor, a licensed physician, resided in her own home. The street in front of the home had a gradual slope. Doctor's garage was on the street level, with a driveway entrance from the street. At two in the morning Doctor received an emergency call. She dressed and went to the garage to get her car and found a car parke... | #### C |
Bill and Chuck hated Vic and agreed to start a fight with Vic and, if the opportunity arose, to kill him. Bill and Chuck met Vic in the street outside a bar and began to push him around. Ray, Sam, and Tom. who also hated Vic, stopped to watch. Ray threw Bill a knife. Sam told Bill, ''Kill him." Tom. who made no move an... | #### C |
Bill and Chuck hated Vic and agreed to start a fight with Vic and, if the opportunity arose, to kill him. Bill and Chuck met Vic in the street outside a bar and began to push him around. Ray, Sam, and Tom. who also hated Vic, stopped to watch. Ray threw Bill a knife. Sam told Bill, ''Kill him." Tom. who made no move an... | #### A |
Leonard A as the high priest of a small cult of Satan worshippers living in NewArcadia. Asa part of the practice of their religious beliefs, a cat w.as required to be sacrificed to the glory of Satan after a live dissection of the animal in w which it endured frightful pain. In the course of such a religious sacrifice... | #### B |
An appropriations act passed by Congress over the President's veto directs that one billion dollars ''shall be spent by the federal government for the development of a new military weapons system, which is available only from the Arms Corporation. On the order of the President. the Secretary of Defense refuses to auth... | #### B |
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