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A) on a quasi contract theory.
B) only if Kruz recovers because of the aid.
C) only if Kruz was aware of the aid.
D) under no circumstances.
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A) only evidence not contained in the document.
B) any relevant extrinsic evidence.
C) only the face of the instrument.
D) the later testimony of the parties.
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A) a desire not to perform.
B) insufficient capital.
C) preliminary indications of unsatisfactory results.
D) the lack of a party's voluntary consent.
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A) want to avoid potential disputes.
B) are conscious of those rules.
C) arenot conscious of those rules.
D) have a moral obligation to do so.
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A) a bilateral contract.
B) a trilateral contract.
C) a unilateral contract.
D) no contract.
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A) the parties' capability.
B) consideration.
C) necessity of purpose.
D) theprice.
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A) an executed contract.
B) an express contract.
C) an implied contract.
D) a quasi contract.
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A) no contract.
B) an express contract.
C) an implied contract.
D) a quasi contract.
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A) an expired contract when Neil said that he had changed his mind.
B) aquasi contract when Neil said that he would pay for certain work.
C) aunilateral contract as soon as Outdoor began to perform.
D) no contract.
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