If a Contract Is for the Sale of Unascertained Goods

question 33

Multiple Choice

If a contract is for the sale of unascertained goods:

• A)Ownership passes at the time the contract is formed, regardless of when payment or delivery takes place.
• B)The buyer does not become the owner until the goods are selected and agreed upon by both parties.
• C)Ownership passes at the time that payment for the goods takes place.
• D)Ownership passes at the time delivery of the goods is carried out.

Recognize the legal defenses available to employers against requests for religious accommodations.

Understand the significance of the effect of accommodations on other employees.

Distinguish between religious beliefs and other types of beliefs not protected under Title VII.

Comprehend the role of the EEOC and courts in determining the adequacy of religious accommodations.

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Definitions:

Civil Rights Act Of 1964

A landmark piece of US legislation that outlawed discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin, paving the way for equal employment opportunities.

Holder in Due Course

A legal term referring to a party that has acquired a negotiable instrument in good faith and for value and thus has certain protections against defenses and claims that could be asserted against the transferor.

Personal Defenses

Legal arguments or claims that an individual can use personally to avoid enforcement of a contract or legal obligation against them.

Contractual Defenses

Legal arguments that can be used to challenge the enforceability of a contract.