Dominant Trap Unilateral Contract
This trap appears as a wrong-answer choice in 1 active question. Spotting how it is built is the repair: read each example's “why it's attractive” before the “why it's wrong.”
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Example wrong choices
14418_jericho_lamp_credit · CONTRACTS · Choice ABy providing the goods to Lydia on credit, Barnabas effectively accepted Paul's offer for a unilateral contract.
Why it's attractive
It proves a real formation point but does not supply the inaccurate statement.
Why it's wrong
It proves a real formation point but does not supply the inaccurate statement.
14418_jericho_lamp_credit · CONTRACTS · Choice CIt was important to the enforceability of Paul's promise to Barnabas that it be embodied in a signed writing.
Why it's attractive
It answers an affirmative enforceability issue, not the negative call.
Why it's wrong
It answers an affirmative enforceability issue, not the negative call.
14418_jericho_lamp_credit · CONTRACTS · Choice DAlthough Paul received no consideration from Lydia, Paul's promise is enforceable by Barnabas.
Why it's attractive
It resolves a no-consideration concern but not the inaccurate-statement target.
Why it's wrong
It resolves a no-consideration concern but not the inaccurate-statement target.
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