Contract damages must have been foreseeable to defendant if

a$.$ direct

b$.$ consequential

c$.$ nominal

d$.$ punitive

Exemplary damages also are called

a$.$ direct

b$.$ consequential

c$.$ nominal

d$.$ punitive

Liquidated damages are

a$.$ "washed out" by later events

b$.$ losses in admiralty law

c$.$ identified in the contract itself

d$.$ mitigated

A penalty is void if unreasonably large and not proper

a$.$ mitigated damages

b$.$ exemplary damages

c$.$ liquidated damages

d$.$ nominal damages

An injured party who rescinds after having paid money on the contract may money paid on a theory of

a$.$ tort

b$.$ contract

c$.$ quasicontract

d$.$ promissory estoppel

The discretionary judicial grant of specific performance will not be refused

a$.$ the contract is one of adhesion

b$.$ the contract is of personal services

c$.$ there is an adequate legal remedy $($a monetary award$)$

d$.$ ordinary personal property is at issue

Judgment of a small sum, such as one dollar, is probably