The Phrase "Innominate Term" Is Defined as a Term That

question 44

Multiple Choice

The phrase "innominate term" is defined as a term that

• A) was not numbered, or included, with conditions and warranties among the types of terms that courts traditionally recognized.
• B) is unimportant and, if breached, leads only to damages.
• C) is unnamed because it is not called either a condition or a warranty.
• D) leads to nominal damages if it is breached.
• E) one party has nominated, or chosen, to sue upon as either a condition or a warranty.

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Definitions:

Case by Case

A method of handling situations as they arise, considering each unique in its context and demands.

Distribution

The process of making a product or service available for the consumer or business user that needs it, including aspects of storage, transportation, and availability.

Team Size

Refers to the number of individuals within a group working together towards a common goal, impacting the team's dynamics, communication, and effectiveness.

Competencies

Refers to the skills, behaviours, and abilities that enable individuals to perform their roles effectively.