If You Have a Right of Free Expression, the Government

question 30

True/False

If you have a right of free expression, the government has a duty to respect that right, but can put unreasonable limits on it.

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Definitions:

Merchantability

A warranty that a product will meet reasonable expectations of quality and functionality at the time of sale.

Ordinary Purposes

Refers to the general, expected use of a product or service, implying that it meets a basic level of functionality and safety.

Perfect Tender Rule

This rule mandates that goods delivered under a sales or lease contract must exactly meet the terms of the contract, with any deviation allowing the buyer to reject the products.

Substantial Performance

A legal principle indicating that a party has completed enough of its contractual obligations to warrant payment, despite minor deviations from the contract terms.