When Fred Goodman Sued Wendy's Over His Broken Tooth Due

question 100

Multiple Choice

When Fred Goodman sued Wendy's over his broken tooth due to bone fragments in his hamburger,he sued them on the basis of:

• A)breach of implied warranty of merchantability.
• B)negligent manufacturing.
• C)failure to warn and negligent design.
• D)implied warranty of fitness.

Assess the enforceability of contracts based on public policy considerations, including the protection of wages, competition, and fairness in contractual agreements.

Analyze the legal outcomes for parties involved in contracts that incorporate illegal actions or objects, and the concept of divisibility in contracts.

Identify and evaluate factors contributing to a contract being considered unconscionable, and the judicial response to such contracts.

Understand the criteria for determining the enforceability of restrictive covenants and noncompetition clauses in different contexts.

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Definitions:

Investing Activities

Investing activities are financial transactions related to the acquisition or sale of long-term assets or investments not related to the core business operations.

Financing Activities

Transactions and events affecting the equity and debt of the company, usually related to borrowing, repaying, and issuing equity.

Noncash Investing

Investment activities that do not involve the immediate outlay of cash, such as the exchange of one asset for another.

Financing Activities

Transactions and events that affect the long-term liabilities and equity of a company, including issuing shares, borrowing money, and repaying debt.