13:38 rsccd.instructure.com D | Question 15 5 pts Specific performance is a reme

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13:38 rsccd.instructure.com D | Question 15 5 pts Specific performance is a remedy available in a personal service contract. (You could make a singer perform because you have a contract, or make an employee work for the term of the contract) ?True O False D Question 16 1 pts You should never enter into a contract when one of the parties is drinking. Drinking is always a defense to of lack of capacity False D Question 17 5 pts Any threat to force someone to enter into a contract makes the contract void ?True O False D Question 18 5 pts Oral contracts are not enforceable True

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1. True. This is because specific performance in a personal contract makes both the parties to the contract better off.

2. False. Drinking cannot be legally termed as the lack of capacity of an individual.

3. False. Merely a threat to enforce someone to enter into a contract cannot make the contract void.

4. True. Merely speaking something to entering into a contract leaves no evidence for the legal authority if the two parties have actually entered into a contract and what are the exact terms and conditions for the same.

5. True. Uniform Commercial Code helps in facilitating commercial transactions

6. False. UCC does not involve the sale of real property under its jurisdiction of laws.

7. True,

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