A Change in Contract Law Between the Nineteenth and Twentieth

question 22

Multiple Choice

A change in contract law between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries was:

• A) a relaxation of requirements of contract formation.
• B) an increase in technical requirements for contract formation.
• C) a movement toward enforcement of promises only if there was strict compliance with basic contract requirements.
• D) increasing difficulty for parties to get out of a contract.

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Definitions:

Creatinine

A waste product generated from muscle metabolism and discharged into the urine, often used to assess kidney function.

Renal Failure

A medical condition where the kidneys lose the ability to remove waste and balance fluids in the body.

Urine

A liquid by-product of metabolism in humans and many animals, eliminated from the body by the kidneys through the process of urination.

Bladder

A hollow organ in the pelvic area that stores urine before it is expelled from the body.