In the Hamer V

question 29

Multiple Choice

In the Hamer v.Sidway case cited in the textbook,the New York Court of Appeals concluded that:

• A)Consideration is not required to enforce an otherwise valid,bargained-for exchange.
• B)A benefit to the promisor constitutes valid consideration,but a detriment to the promisee does not constitute valid consideration.
• C)Forbearance is sufficient consideration for a valid and enforceable contract.
• D)A detriment to the promisee constitutes valid consideration,but a benefit to the promisor does not constitute valid consideration.
• E)Forbearance does not satisfy the consideration requirement for a valid and enforceable contract.

Identify and explain the normal balances of different types of accounts.

Demonstrate knowledge of double-entry bookkeeping and its application in recording transactions.

Distinguish between assets, liabilities, capital, revenue, expenses, and withdrawals.

Apply the rules of debit and credit to various accounting transactions.

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