An Argument of This Form-If P, Then Q; Not P;

question 17

True/False

An argument of this form-If p, then q; not p; therefore, not q-is called modus tollens.

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Definitions:

Novation

The act of replacing one party in a contract with another party, or altering the terms of a contract, with all parties' consent, resulting in a new agreement.

Material Breach

A significant violation of a contract that permits the other party to either compel performance, seek remedies for damages, or terminate the agreement.

Nonbreaching Party

The party in a contract who has not violated the agreement and may be entitled to legal remedies.

Obligations

Duties or actions that an individual or entity is legally required to perform according to the terms of a contract or law.