In Contract Cases, the Court Generally

question 84

Multiple Choice

In contract cases, the court generally:

• A)Attempts to punish the party in breach of the contract by imposing a sentence
• B)Does not look to see if the bargain is fair
• C)Will require the recipient of a service to pay a reasonable price where it is determined that the agreed-upon price was too low
• D)Will rewrite an agreement for the parties if their existing agreement did not include all essential terms
• E)Will enforce all promises

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