Business Law

Dylan believes that his neighbor, Nancy, is improperly erecting a fence on Dylan’s property. Despite efforts to get Nancy to stop the construction of the fence, she refuses. Dylan then sues Nancy and seeks only an injunction from a court to stop the fence’s construction. What type of judicial relief is Dylan seeking from the court?

• Ciminal

• equity

• damages

• restatement of the law

A law is :

• litigation where the injured party sues to recover compensation for the damages and injury sustained as a result of the defendant's wrongful conduct.

• a rule of civil conduct prescribed by the supreme power in a state.

• punishment to those who disobey or omit to follow the rules

• a litigation conducted by a party to another party

Which of the following is a function of the law in the United States?

• to create monarchy

• To establish a governmentally headed religion.

• Maintain stability while simultaneously permitting change.

The purpose is to compensate the injured party. This matter should be brought to which suit?

• civil

• criminal

the governor of most states has the authority to issue laws, which are called

• statutes

• executive orders

• codes

The remedies available to a judge of an equity court include all of the following except:

• specific performance

• stare decisis

• injunction

What is the general term that been used for the person who is sued in a civil lawsuit is the

• baillif

• defendant

• plainitff

• reporter

What is the general term that been used for the person who is suing other party for on certain purposes is called:

• defendant

• plaintiff

• reporter

• baillif

Four sources of law in the U.S. legal system are:

• constitutional law, judicial law, legislative law, and administrative law

• constitutional law, criminal law, civil law, and maritime law

• maritime law, constitutional law, public law and sources of law

Nora has been charged with burglary of an apartment building. The prosecutor must prove Nora's guilt:

• beyond reasonable doubt

• burden of proof

• probabilities

• supporting evidence