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2 pts Question 21 Captain contracts to purchase Marvel's horse, Kree for $10,000. The horse dies soon after the contract is signed, but prior to Captain taking possession of the horse. Captain can sue Marvel for specific performance. True False Question 22 2 pts The frustration-of-purpose doctrine applies when a party to a contract expresses or clearly implies an intention not to perform to contract, even before being required to act. True False

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Question 21
Captain contracts to purchase Marvel's horse, Kree for $10,000. The horse dies soon after the
contract is signed, but prior to Captain taking possession of the horse. Captain can sue Marvel for
specific performance.
True
False
Question 22
2 pts
The frustration-of-purpose doctrine applies when a party to a contract expresses or clearly implies an
intention not to perform to contract, even before being required to act.
True
False

2 pts
Question 21
Captain contracts to purchase Marvel's horse, Kree for 10,000. The horse dies soon after the
contract is signed, but prior to Captain taking possession of the horse. Captain can sue Marvel for
specific performance.
True
False
Question 22
2 pts
The frustration-of-purpose doctrine applies when a party to a contract expresses or clearly implies an
intention not to perform to contract, even before being required to act.
True
False

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Principles of Economics

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Texts: Question21 2 pts Captain contracts to purchase Marvel's horse, Kree for $10,000. The horse dies soon after the contract is signed, but prior to Captain taking possession of the horse. Captain can sue Marvel for specific performance. True False Question22 2 pts The frustration-of-purpose doctrine applies when a party to a contract expresses or clearly implies an intention not to perform the contract, even before being required to act. False