Across
- 2. unfairly receiving a benefit
- 10. set of laws that governs transactions between states and business transactions
- 11. receives rewards because they are actually stated in the contract as a recipient
- 13. one who holds the obligations and receives the benefits
- 14. precedent set by prior court rulings
- 17. acceptance must be for the exact same terms and conditions presented
- 18. requires that only one party make a promise that is open and available to anyone who performs the required action
- 19. accept the offer in exchange for consideration for something of value like money
- 20. receives benefits from a contract and is generally stated or named within the contract
- 21. controls most agreements between parties whether oral or written, that involve goods, services, money, employment contracts and real estate deals
Down
- 1. receives benefits indirectly
- 3. binds parties together through a mutual agreement and intent, but there are no expressed terms of the agreement
- 4. elements are not specifically written or expressed but is still enforceable because a product or service was actually provided
- 5. not legally enforceable because it is too vague or even impossible to fulfill
- 6. pay for the lug nuts or return them to the repair shop
- 7. a contract for the sale of goods over $500 is not enforceable unless it is written
- 8. a legal document containing signatures of two or more parties that is binding and enforceable
- 9. receive benefits of a contact while not owing any obligation
- 12. elements are specifically stated
- 15. non-performance
- 16. requires both parties to a contract to perform an action