1. Milo enters into a contract with Joe the contractor wherein Joe agrees to renovate the outside of Milo's house. Joe breaches the contract and doesn't perform the work. Milo's neighbor, Toby, is very angry about this since the improvements to Milo's home would have benefitted the neighborhood and enhance home values. Toby has the right to sue Joe the contractor for damages.

True or False?

2. Marni hires a contractor to build her a new house. The contract sets forth all the details and specifications for the construction. The contractor built the bathroom one foot small than specified in the contract. The contractor

	a.	has not substantially properly and is not entitled to payment
	b.	has substantially performed under the contract
	c.	is only entitled to payment if he rebuilds the bathroom to make it one foot bigger.
	d.	is not entitled to payment because he did not 100% perform under the contract.

3. Mel's Meats and Quality Butcher and into a written contract wherein Mel's Meats agrees to sell 100 pounds of hamburgers to Quality Butcher. When Quality receives the hamburgers, they claim that the hamburgers were on 1/4 lb, rather than 1/3 lb and also the type of meat was not what they agreed to. In order for the court to make a decision, the judge may look at:

	a.	none of the choices
	b.	both choices
	c.	prior contracts between Quality and Mel for the sale of hamburgers
	d.	evidence to show the meaning of the term "hamburger"