A Third Party Can Perform Contractual Obligations on Behalf of the Promisor

question 27

Multiple Choice

A third party can perform contractual obligations on behalf of the promisor (who of course remains responsible for proper performance) EXCEPT in circumstances where

• A)personal performance is required.
• B)the contract is silent on the issue of performance.
• C)a business has taken on more work than it can complete.
• D)the original promisor goes bankrupt.
• E)the original promisor dies.

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Definitions:

Manufacturing Capacity

The maximum output or production ability of a manufacturing facility, considering constraints like physical space, machinery, and labor hours available.

Inventory Costs

Expenses associated with holding or managing goods in stock, including storage, handling, and depreciation.

Temporary Workforce

Employees hired on a non-permanent basis to address short-term workload increases, covering for absent employees, or to provide specialized skills.

Peak Season

The time period during which the demand for a certain product, service, or destination is highest, often resulting in higher prices and increased business activity.