Marshall wants to sue the store owner of 6987420 Ontario Inc. which carries on business under the trade name Freaky Franks Phone Fixers for damages to his brand new iPhone 29. Marshall brought the phone in to have the case replaced but the company felt they needed to also install a new operating system. Because it is an iPhone, they bill him $2000. Marshall should:

d. Marshall must first get three estimates first.

c. Marshall can't sue.

b. void the agreement and not pay because this is a conditional breach.

a. claim for damages because this is a breach of warranty.

Marcia is riding in a crowded subway car and must stand because there are no more seats. During the ride home, Marcia is "sandwiched" between people who are pushing and jostling the whole time. At one point, the train comes to a sudden stop and a passenger is forced to lean on Marcia due to the motion of the train. Which of the following is true?

d. Marcia will not be successful in her suit against the passenger because this would be considered trivial or normal contact.

c. Marcia can successfully sue the passenger for battery but will have to prove that she suffered harm from the passenger.

b. Marcia can successfully sue the passenger for assault.

a. Marcia can successfully sue the passenger for battery because this was an unwanted touching of her person.