Business Law Part 8 Chapters 35-38

A right to use land, such as a right-of-way across another’s land or the use of another’s driveway:

A clause or even a whole contract added to another contract to modify, extend, or limit the base contract:

Contract whereby insurer assumes risk of death of insured for specified time:

Most contracts of surety need not be in writing:

Consideration paid by insured:

The law requires life insurance companies to provide a grace period of:

Each tenant in common owns an undivided fractional interest in the land:

Insurance contracts must specify the particular risks being transferred from one party to another:

Willful failure to disclose pertinent information:

Floating policies are used to cover circus paraphernalia:

Temporary contact of insurance:

Person who receives proceeds of life insurance:

Goods used or purchased for use in a business, including farming or a profession:

A party who has primary liability is the creditor:

A color of title arises from some defective document purporting to be a deed or a will:

A surety agreement contains the terms of payment and names of the parties:

Improvements made by a residential tenant are generally presumed not to be fixtures:

A life insurance policy which continues until the death of the insured is: