Which of the Following Shows Accurate Use of the Doctrine

question 11

Multiple Choice

Which of the following shows accurate use of the doctrine of promissory (equitable) estoppel?

• A) Ralph told Mary that he would give her his old boat. If he doesn't, Mary could use the doctrine to force him to do so.
• B) If Nancy accidentally ran her car over her neighbour's bushes, she could use the doctrine as a defence.
• C) This doctrine can be used by a plaintiff to enforce a written promise signed and sealed (i.e., a seal has been affixed next to the signature of the promisor).
• D) A defendant can use this doctrine as a defence against a plaintiff insisting on his full legal right when he had promised to forgive the defendant some of his obligation.
• E) If Ho requests services from Jones and there is no mention of price, if Ho doesn't pay Jones, this doctrine can be used to force Ho to pay a reasonable amount.

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Understand the care needs and management for patients with comorbid conditions.

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Definitions:

Contact Area

The surface or region where two objects meet or press against each other, often critical for the transfer of force or heat.

Duo-servo Brakes

A type of drum brake system where each shoe acts as a servo to the other, enhancing braking efficiency, commonly found in heavier vehicles.

Self-energizing

Refers to a mechanism in brake systems where the brake shoes are designed to use the motion of the vehicle to increase the force applied to the drum, enhancing braking efficiency.

Non-servo Type Brake

A brake system where the shoes do not use the rotation of the drum to self-apply, resulting in a simpler design often used in rear brakes.