A Moral Theory Is Unacceptable If Its Practical Requirements Are

question 13

True/False

A moral theory is unacceptable if its practical requirements are so demanding that they cannot be satisfied or could be satisfied by only a few extraordinary persons or communities.

Identify and understand contract terms related to modifications and the interpretation of ambiguous contract provisions.

Recognize how contract law varies internationally, with specific references to general and special provisions in contracts.

Understand the conditions under which a non-party to a contract may be held responsible for payment under theories such as quasi-contract.

Recognize the role of intent and subjective belief in the formation and enforceability of contracts.

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