(Solved): 1. If A wishes to avoid a contract he made with B on the grounds that she (A) was insane at the tim ...

1. If A wishes to avoid a contract he made with B on the grounds that she (A) was insane at the time of the contract, B must demonstrate that A appeared sane at the time of the contracting. a. true b. false 2. Alice Able contracted with Hot Rod for Hot Rod to work as a landscaper from June 15-September 15, 30 hours a week, at $15.00 per hour. But on August 15 Able announced she was discontinuing her business outside the city limits, and did not need Hot Rod's services any more. Hot Rod enjoyed the month off, and then sued Able in small claims court for $1800, what he would have earned had Able not breached the employment contract (30 hours x $15/hour x 4 weeks). The judge denied Hot Rod's claim. What key word encompasses the reason for the court's ruling: a. unilateral contract d. mitigation of damages b. impossibility e. statute of frauds c. consideration The law that governs the sale of goods is: a. the common law d. the Parol Evidence rule b. the statute of frauds e. none of these. c. the U.C.C.