The Power to Take Private Property for Public Use Without

question 88

Multiple Choice

The power to take private property for public use without consent of the owner is:

• A) privity
• B) caveat emptor
• C) easement publica
• D) Landham Act action
• E) none of the other choices

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Definitions:

Enforceable

Capable of being imposed or carried out by legal process or by force; applicable to obligations or contracts that can be legally compelled.

Contract of Adhesion

A standard-form agreement prepared by one party, with the other party having little to no ability to negotiate more favorable terms.

Boilerplate Provisions

Standardized legal language used in contracts, agreements, and legal documents that is typically not negotiated.

Exculpatory Clauses

Exculpatory clauses are contractual provisions that relieve one party from liability for harm caused during the execution of the contract, often under specific conditions.