1. Assume that the owner sells the droid but Plutt only pays 20 portions. The owner sues Plutt for the balance of money owed under the contract.What sort of contract damages would describe these damages for the lost profits?
2. Assume that instead Plutt reaches a valid agreement buy the one-of-a-kind droid from its owner for 60 portions (or $60,000.00).However, the owner becomes sentimentally attached the droid and refuses to complete the agreement.What equitable remedy might Plutt seek if the owner refused to follow-through on the sale of the unique droid?How does this remedy work?
3. Dr. Ford designs a new kind of thinking robot.He intends to use the very lifelike machines to build a Western-themed amusement park.He will call the park Western-World.Ford hopes to be able to bring in thousands of investors across the world to support his venture. What business form would you recommend for the theme park?