A Fundamental Source of Conflict in the Hundred Years' War

question 2

Multiple Choice

A fundamental source of conflict in the Hundred Years' War was that:

• A)England laid claim to Flanders.
• B)France laid claim to Cornwall.
• C)the French king was a vassal of the English king for Brittany.
• D)the English king was a vassal of the French king for Gascony.
• E)the English king constantly attacked France's borders from the stronghold in Gascony.

Recognize the significance and application of conditions precedent in contracts.

Analyze the concept and application of the doctrine of frustration in contracts.

Identify the parties' obligations in contracts related to real estate transactions.

Distinguish between contracts discharged by operation of law and those discharged by performance.

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Definitions:

Implied Warranties

Warranties not explicitly stated but are assumed in transactions, ensuring goods or services meet reasonable expectations of performance.

Due-on-sale Warranties

Clauses in a mortgage agreement that require the full loan balance to be repaid if the property is sold.

Express Warranties

Explicit guarantees made by a seller about the quality, safety, or performance of a product or service.

Certain Circumstances

Refers to specific conditions or factors that affect or determine the outcome or application of a rule in a particular case.