In a Typical Moral Argument,at Least One Premise Must Be

question 16

Multiple Choice

In a typical moral argument,at least one premise must be a moral premise and:

• A) one premise must be true
• B) at least one premise must be a sound premise
• C) at least one premise must be derived from the moral premise
• D) at least one premise must be a nonmoral premise

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Definitions:

Void Contract

is an agreement without legal effect or binding force from its inception due to failure to meet essential legal requirements.

Justified Reliance

Legitimate dependence by a party on the representation or promise of another, typically in a legal or contractual context.

Scienter

A legal term that refers to knowledge of the wrongful nature of one's act or omission or the intent to deceive or defraud.

Fraud

Deliberate misleading actions taken to benefit oneself or harm another person.