Multistate Bar Examination Practice Question

A U.S. company enters into a contract with a foreign government to provide architectural consulting services for a large infrastructure project. The President has expressed concerns that the contract conflicts with an existing international treaty between the United States and the foreign government. Acting on this concern, the President unilaterally declares the contract void and orders the company to cease all activities under the agreement. The company challenges this action in federal court. Is the President's unilateral action to void the contract likely to be upheld?

  • The President’s action is supported because the executive branch has significant authority over foreign affairs and international contracts.

  • The President’s action is unsupported because treaty enforcement or invalidation of private contractual obligations requires congressional authority or judicial interpretation.

  • The President’s action is unsupported because private contracts with foreign governments generally must not conflict with treaties as they are binding international agreements.

  • The President’s action is supported because treaties typically take precedence over private agreements under the Supremacy Clause.

Multistate Bar Examination
Constitutional Law
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