1) According to the video, “1. Contracts: Introduction to Contracts”, “A contract is an enforceable _______________ .” “Contracts: Introduction to Contracts”, “A _______________ is a manifestation of _______________ to act or refrain from acting in a specified way, so made as to justify a promisee in understanding that a commitment has been made.” In regards to the Lucy v. Zehmer case, “Under the _______________ theory of contracts, it doesn’t matter what your secret _______________ is. What matters is what you _______________ _______________ _______________ .”
2) According to the video “What are express and implied contracts?” “There are two types of implied contracts that we’re going to look at. The first is _______________ _______________ _______________ contracts and then we’ll look at something called _______________ _______________ _______________ contracts.”
3) According to the video, “What is an executory contract?”, “An executory contract is where both parties have yet to _______________ all of the important _______________ of their contract.”
4) According to the video, “What are bilateral and unilateral contracts?”, “So in a bilateral contract there will be at least _______________ _______________ , the parties are making promises to each other… In a unilateral contract though, the offeror is not looking for a _______________ _______________ _______________ .”
5) According to the video, “7. Contracts: Unilateral Contracts”, “In most situations, it does not matter whether a contract is unilateral or bilateral. The only time it matters is when we are considering the issue of _______________ _______________ .”
6) According to the video, “2. Contracts: Bargain – Section 17”, “In order for there to be a promise which is legally enforceable – that is a contract – we have to have _______________ … Consideration is a return promise or performance that is _______________ _______________ .”
7) According to the video, “3. Contracts: Mutual Assent”, “Section 22 of the Restatement sets forth the way in which mutual assent ordinarily takes place – through offer and acceptance. The formal structure requires that one party, the offeror, make an offer to enter into a contract on specified terms to the other party, the offeree. If the offeree accepts the offer, there has been _______________ _______________ and a _______________ _______________ is formed.”
8) According to the video, “4. Contracts: The Offer”, “The hallmark of the offer is putting the power to _______________ _______________ _______________ in the offeree’s court.”
9) According to the video, “5. Contracts: Acceptance”, “Section 50 explains that acceptance is a _______________ _______________ _______________ to the terms of an offer in a manner invited or required by the offer.
10) According to the video, “6. Contracts: The Counteroffer”, “The making of a _______________-_______________ automatically terminates the offeree’s power to accept the _______________ _______________ .”
11) According to the video, “8. Contracts: Irrevocable Offers”, If we are looking at part performance in the context of a unilateral contract, “the offeree’s _______________ _______________ makes the offer _______________ , but does not compel the offeree to complete performance.”
12) According to the video, “Contracts: What is the mirror image rule?”, “The Mirror Image Rule tells us that the acceptance has to be on the _______________ _______________ as the offer.”
13) According to the video, “What is the mailbox rule?”, “The Mailbox Rule only applies to _______________ , not _______________ , _______________ or anything else.”
14) According to the video, “When is silence construed as acceptance of an offer?”, “As a general rule silence does not mean _______________ , but where an offeree knows the terms of an offer, and has an opportunity to reject an offer but instead stays silent and accepts the _______________ _______________ _______________ , courts will often construe the _______________ as _______________ . The parties entered into a contract.
15) From the video, “Contract Law: Blue v. Ashley (2017); Intention to Create Legal Relations”, do you believe a contract was formed based on the statements and actions of the parties? Explain your answer discussing: Offer; Acceptance; Counter-Offer; Termination of Offers; and Intention to Contract.
