Question

4. As in a criminal case, a defendant in a civil case may not be compelled by the plaintiff to testify.
True    False

5. A party injured by fraud in a contract for the sale of goods can both rescind the contract and sue for damages.
True    False

6. A promise not to sue another party is not consideration, because the promise does not convey any legal value to the other party.
True    False

7. The assertion of specific in personam jurisdiction satisfies federal due process guarantees so long as the defendant has sufficient "minimum contacts" with the forum state.
True    False

8. A revocation is effective at the time it is dispatched by the offeror.
True    False

9. In order to satisfy the writing requirement of the statute of frauds, both parties must sign the writing.
True    False

10. Sounds that reverberate across the plaintiff's land are more likely to be classed as a nuisance than as a trespass to land.
True    False

Answer 1

We are required to do only 4 parts of a question

1. As in a criminal case, a defendant in a civil case requires tobe compelled by the plaintiff to testify. Hence the given statement is FALSE.

2. A party injured by fraud in a contract for the sale of goods can both rescind the contract and sue for damage. Hence the given statement is TRUE.

3. A promise not to sue another party is consideration, because the promise does convey any legal value to the other party. Hence the given statement is FALSE

4. The given statement is TRUE