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1. Under which type of law would a dispute concerning copyrights be addressed?

common law

contract law

civil law

statutory law

2. A neighbor hires his son’s friend to mow his grass once a week. His son’s friend is 14 years old. This implied contract would be deemed invalid because it did not meet which component of a valid contract?

capacity

mutual agreement

consideration

legal purpose

3. A police officer pulls you over on the Interstate and gives you a ticket because you broke the law by failing to signal a lane change. What type of law did you break?

common law

statutory law

code law

civil law

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1. (D) Statutory law

  • Statutory laws are written laws that have been approved by a legislature (either a state or federal legislature).
  • Statutes may require specific action, prohibit them act as declarations of intention or lay out the ways in which government will act in certain circumstances

So, this proves that if any dispute related to copyright be addressed in Statutory law with all rules and regulations.

2.  (A) Capacity

  • Valid contract is a written or expressed agreement between two parties to provide a product or service.
  • An age of a person is defined i.e. 18 years to come in valid contract but if a contract made with a minor is considered as a void contract.

3. (A) Statutory law

  • Statutory laws are written laws that have been approved by a legislature (either a state or federal legislature).
  • Statutes may require specific action, prohibit them act as declarations of intention or lay out the ways in which government will act in certain circumstances.

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