III A Aa-to 9.32 PA AaBbCcl AaBbCcl AaBbCd AaBbCel AaBbc Emphasis Heading 3 I Normal Strong Subtitl Paragraph 5 Styles 1. Daniel, a cabinetmaker, contracts to make a china cabinet to Lora's satisfaction and Lora promises to pay Daniel $2,800 for the cabinet if she is satisfied with it when completed. Daniel completes the cabinet in a workmanlike manner using the wood Lora has chosen If Lora tells Daniel that she is not satisfied with the cabinet and refuses to accept or pay for it, Daniel is entitled to recover from Lora the reasonable value of the cabinet if her dissatisfaction is unreasonable. a True b. False 2. In the case of Hochster v. De La Tour the plaintiff was allowed to treat the repudiation by De La Tour as breach of contract and immediately bring suit. a. True b. False 3. A fundamental difference exists between the breach or nonperformance of a contractual promise and the failure or nonhappening of a condition. a. True b. False absolute promises to perform