Luther Asserts That a Deal He Entered into with Mona

question 67

Multiple Choice

Luther asserts that a deal he entered into with Mona is an unenforceable contract because of a certain defense to its enforcement. Such defenses include

• A) a desire not to perform.
• B) adverse economic consequences.
• C) results that do not match expectations.
• D) the lack of a party's voluntary consent.

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Definitions:

Alcoholism

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Disease Model

A model that views psychological disorders as similar to physical diseases, wherein symptoms result from underlying biological causes.

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