Module 5A Quiz
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Module 5A Quiz
In
Heino v. Harper
, the Oregon Supreme Court abolished
the doctrine of interspousal tort immunity for what kind of
tort suit?
Question 1 options:
Defamation
Negligent injury
Assault
Intentional infliction of emotional distress
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In
Southern New Hampshire Medical Center v. Hayes
, how
did the court interpret the doctrine of necessaries?
Question 2 options:
The court rejected the doctrine of necessaries as an outdated relic of the old system of coverture.
The court held that the doctrine of necessaries was still viable but only if the spouse who incurred the
expense was a faithful spouse.
The court held that the doctrine of necessaries was still viable but the creditor must first try to satisfy the
debt out of the debtor spouse’s resources.
The court held that the doctrine of necessaries was still viable and the creditor could seek to satisfy the
debt out of either spouse’s resources.
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Which of the following statements accurately describes
the law in most community property states? (select all
that apply)
Question 3 options:
Property that each spouse acquires during the marriage by gift or inheritance is that spouse’s separate
property.
Property that each spouse acquires by labor during the marriage is presumptively community property.
Property that each spouse owns before the marriage is presumptively community property.
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Which of the following statements accurately describes
the law in most common law title states?
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Property that each spouse acquires during the marriage by gift or inheritance becomes marital property
owned by both spouses
Spouses cannot alter marital property law by agreement.
Property that each spouse acquires by labor during the marriage belongs to the spouse who earned it.
Property that each spouse owns before the marriage is presumptively marital property owned by both
spouses.
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