I need the answers to questions 36, 37, 40 please

28. The owner of a theater can get an order from a court which requires a singer to fulfill his contract to come and 29. A farmers damages can be determined by the standard measure of damages if a dealer with who he contracted to 30. The seller of a house or a car may be limited by an agreed upon damage clause but not a theater owner 32. The non-breaching party to a contract must act to avoid the consequences of the other parties breach whenever he sing in his theater and thereby fulfill the contract he signed sell his crops breaks the contract. T31. Some religions have a sacred text that defines certain duties which are often interpreted literally as absolute rules which must be obeyed by the believers of that religion. can do so. 33. The Parole Evidence rule requires contracts for the sale of land to be in writing 34. Partial performance of a contract is an exception to the statute of frauds T35. "Quanturm meruit" is awarded in cases where a judge gives it as an equitable remedy to avoid unjust enrichment Multiple Choice ldentify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question then mark your blue scantron with that letter 36. Which ethical theory provides support for the following statement, "An action is right if it does the most good for the most people" a. Virtue Duty None of the above c. Utilitarianism d. 37 which ethical theory provides support for the following statement, A mistake is inexcusable, if by proper study and preparation the actor would have had the character to have been able to avoided it. c. Duty d. Rights virtue b. utilitarianism Which of the following is not recognized in most states as an exception under the statute of fraud a. b. c. 38. Admissions made inside of court Performance of the contract The contract alleged is for specially made goods Ethical considerations concerning the good faith of one of the parties. Which of the following is the goal of contract remedies, we discussed in class. a. b. c. 39. Deterring unethical or criminal activity Punishing the breaching party Promoting economic growth and consumer welfare Fulfilling the non-breaching party's reasonable expectations 40. In making decisions for United Merchandising Company, Jay uses a cost-benefit analysis. Seeking to produce the most profitable consequence for the owners without harming others. This is probably most consistent with a. Duty-based ethics b. Kantian ethics. Utilitarianism None of the above d