To Be Legally Enforceable, a Contract Must Contain the Six

question 6

Multiple Choice

To be legally enforceable, a contract must contain the six elements. If one of these elements is missing, the court will usually:

• A) enforce the contract.
• B) refer the matter to the superior courts.
• C) refuse to enforce the contract.
• D) validate the contract.

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Definitions:

Child Care

The care, supervision, and guidance of children by a person other than the child's legal guardians.

Basically Competent

Refers to a minimal level of skill or knowledge that is deemed adequate to perform a task or duty.

Basically Incompetent

An informal description implying that an individual lacks the basic skills or abilities to perform effectively in a particular task or role.

Hard Workers

Individuals who consistently exert a great deal of effort in their tasks and responsibilities, often going above and beyond what is expected.