When One Party to a Contract Claims That the Defendant's

question 67

Multiple Choice

When one party to a contract claims that the defendant's meddling with the other party's performance of the contract wrongly caused the plaintiff to lose the benefit of that performance,the plaintiff has a cause of action for:

• A)interference with contractual relations.
• B)injurious falsehood.
• C)interference with prospective advantage.
• D)misappropriation.

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Definitions:

Attention

the act or state of applying the mind to something; the ability to closely and carefully listen, watch, or consider something or someone.

Automatic Processing

The performance of a task with little or no conscious thought, often as a result of repeated practice and learning.

Controlled Processing

A detailed level of mental processing that requires focused attention and effort, typically used when a task is difficult or unfamiliar.

Task Difficulty

Refers to the level of challenge presented by a task, assessing how hard or easy it is to complete.