An Example of an Unenforceable Oral Contracts Is

question 9

Multiple Choice

An example of an unenforceable oral contracts is:

• A) an oral promise to guarantee the additional duties of another.
• B) an oral agreement to substitute different land for that described in the original lease contract.
• C) an oral agreement to extend an employee's contract for six months to a total of two years.
• D) All of these.
• E) Two of these but not all three these examples.

Comprehend the peak periods of alcohol consumption in U.S. history and the factors influencing these trends.

Analyze the effects of alcohol prohibition and the legislative changes over time.

Acknowledge the biological and chemical processes involved in alcohol consumption and its effects on the body.

Understand the direct and indirect health hazards associated with alcohol consumption.

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