Civil law test part 2

Collection of tasks for the discipline "Civil Law" (part 2)
Task 1.
Question 1. What types of sales contracts are regulated by the Civil Code of the Russian Federation?
1) retail purchase and sale;
2) supply of goods for state needs;
3) contracting;
4) power supply;
5) all the listed types of contracts.
Question 2. Who can be the subject of a sales contract?
1) citizens;
2) legal entities;
3) the state;
4) citizens and legal entities;
5) any of the listed subjects of civil law.
Question 3. What is not the subject of the sales contract?
1) movable and immovable property;
2) exchange transactions;
3) patent rights;
4) things belonging to a third person;
5) money.
Question 4. What conditions of the general purchase and sale agreement are essential?
1) agreement on the subject of the contract (the thing being sold);
2) price;
3) the term of the contract;
4) quantity, assortment, completeness;
5) all of the above.
Question 5. What are the requirements the buyer has the right to present in case of selling him goods of inadequate quality?
1) replacement of defective goods;
2) a commensurate decrease in the purchase price;
3) immediate, gratuitous elimination of defects in the goods;
4) reimbursement of expenses for the elimination of defects in the goods;
5) any of the listed requirements at your option.
Task 2
Question 1. What kind of sales contracts must be drawn up in writing?
1) contracts for the sale of real estate;
2) contracts for foreign trade sale and purchase;
3) car sales contracts;
4) listed in p. 1 and 2;
5) contracts for the sale of personal belongings, if their price does not exceed 10 minimum wages.
Question 2. What can be the subject of a retail sales contract?
1) only things used for personal, family, home (i.e. household) or other consumption not related to the conduct of business;
2) only things used for conducting business;
3) any things not withdrawn from circulation; both defined by generic characteristics and individually defined;
4) a car, if a citizen is the seller of the car;
5) only personal belongings of citizens.
Question 3. What are the obligations of the seller in the retail sale contract to transfer the goods to the buyer?
1) in a certain place;
2) with all accessories and documents related to the goods;
3) in the agreed quantity and range;
4) appropriate completeness and complete set, if any;
5) all of the above.
Question 4. When, as a general rule, is the contract concluded in retail sale and purchase?
1) from the moment of payment;
2) from the moment the delivery completeness was determined;
3) from the moment of determining the quality of the sold goods;
4) from the moment of determining the range of goods;
5) all of the above.
Question 5. What concerns the specifics of liability under a retail sale contract?
1) violation of the consumer's property rights in the retail sale and purchase agreement gives the right to demand compensation for moral damage;
2) responsibility for violation of consumer rights may be imposed not only on the seller, but also on the manufacturer of the goods;
3) compensation for damages and payment of a penalty for violation of an obligation under a retail sale and purchase agreement do not relieve the seller from fulfilling the obligation in kind;
4) the buyer under a retail sale and purchase agreement has broader rights in the event of the sale of a thing of inadequate quality to him;
5) all of the above features.
Task 3
Question 1. In what cases is it possible to unilaterally refuse to execute the supply contract?
1) delivery of goods of inadequate quality with defects that cannot be eliminated within a time period acceptable to the buyer;
2) repeated delay in delivery;
3) repeated delay in payment for goods;
4) repeated non-sampling of goods;
5) in all of the above cases.
Question 2. In what case can a supply contract between citizens-entrepreneurs be clothed orally?
1) with the total cost of goods not exceeding 10 MR