Question

1.

Writings that are incorporated by reference into a written contract include:

a. only writings that are physically attached to the written contract.

b. writings that the written contract identifies and declares to be part of the written

contract.

c. writings that are excluded from the written contract by the parol evidence rule.

d. only writings that are made after the written contract has been executed

2

A written agreement satisfies the requirements of the statute of frauds if it:

a. describes the parties to the contract.

b. describes services to be performed for a term in excess of one year.

c. describes the consideration to be paid for such services.

d. all of the above.

3

Which of the following is not a third-party-beneficiary contract?

a. a contract in which A hires B to give A's niece piano lessons

b. a contract to repair sewers in front of Macy's Department Store

c. a life insurance contract with a named beneficiary

d. a contract between X and Y for Y to install a new door on Z's home

Answer 1

1. The answer is given below:

b. writings that are written contract identifies and declares to be a part of the written contract.

Incorporated by the reference can be defines as an act which includes a second document for reference purpose. Further this becomes the part of the main document.

2. The answer is given below:

d. All of the above

A written contract in order to be proved fradulent as to have the people involved payment details for service and the time period for completion.

3. The answer is given below:

b. a contract to repair sewers in front of Macy's Department Store.

A third party beneficiary contract involves when two people involve in a contract to benefit a third party in the above cases rest of the options involves three people while this is only a direct contract.