21. another? Which of the following statements best describes contractual performance to the satisfaction of A. When the subject matter of the contract involves matters of individual taste, the performance rendered must actually satisfy the party specified in the contract B. Completed performance will be considered satisfactory, as long as an expert on the subject matter agrees that the performance rendered was as least minimally acceptable. C. Completed performance will be considered satisfactory, as long as the performance is considered satisfactory to a reasonable person. D. The law does not permit that completed performance be done to the satisfaction of the other party because the standard is too subjective. 22. Which of the following statements best describes undue influence? A. Undue influence is not a defense to the enforcement of a contract because a person is bound by his actions. vold. B. C. voidable. D. A contract entered into as a result of undue influence lacks voluntary consent and is A contract entered into as a result of undue influence lacks voluntary consent and is Undue Influence is a defense to a breach of contract claim if it rises to the level of duress. 23. Which of the following statements best describes an anticipatory repudiation? A An anticipatory repudiation occurs when a nonbreaching party anticipates that the other party will not perform a contractual obligation because of commercial impracticability. The law does not recognize the concept of anticipatory repudiation because a breach of contract can only occur when the time for performance has expired. B. C An anticipatory repudiation occurs when a party to a contract indicates that the party will not perform a future contractual obligation. D. An anticipatory repudiation occurs when a party claims that the party was fraudulently induced to enter into the contract.