Acting Solely for One's Own Interests Can Require a Person

question 20

Multiple Choice

Acting solely for one's own interests can require a person to

• A) act in ways that also benefit others.
• B) sacrifice some long-term interests for their immediate benefit.
• C) always act against the interests of everyone else.
• D) always act selfishly.

Know the legal remedies available for non-performance and breach of contract.

Understand the principles governing the termination of contractual duties by agreement or performance.

Grasp the concept of novation and its implications for contractual obligations.

Recognize the importance of satisfaction in contracts subject to personal judgement.