In Shakespeare's play "The Merchant of Venice\" Shylock, a money lender, makes a bargain with Antonio, a merchant, to lend him 3,000 ducats for a certain period. In the event that Antonio does not repay within a certain period, Shylock has the right to take a pound of esh from whatever part of Antonio's body he chooses. Antonio cannot repay and the court upholds his right to the pound of esh but states that if one drop of blood is shed that Shylock will be guilty of any crime resulting. What argument can you offer that the contract should enable Shylock to get his pound of esh? What argument did the defence miss ? 2. You are told that the fruit and vegetable merchant only supplies best quality tomatoes. Is this an advertising puff? What may make