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King Lear has entered into an express contract with Sparticus to build a monument to love on his palace grounds. The project is to be completed by August 14. On August 1, Lear learns that Sparticus has been imprisoned in another century and does not intend to perform the contract. Assume that impossibility is not a defense. Lear must wait until the time for performance has passed before he can sue Sparticus for breach can sue Sparticus on August 1 for the anticipated breach may need to use parol evidence since Sparticus is in prison can sue Sparticus for monetary damages in equity may be entitled to specific performance because the materials for the monument are quite heavy and only Sparticus has the strength to lift them Paris Hilton's Anorexic Pizza Parlor (PHAPP) is in the same Plano strip center as Ye Olde Widgets Shoppe (YEOWS), a business specializing in rare antique widgets. Paris has hired a mime to stand on the street corner to direct traffic to her business. Because Paris forgot to give the mime a sign, nobody knows the mime is advertising PHAPP, and YEOWS has benefited from an increase in both traffic and sales. If the mime breaches the contract with PHAPP and YEOWS loses business as a result YEOWS can sue the mime because it is a third party creditor beneficiary of the contract YEOWS can sue the mime because it is a donee third party beneficiary of the contract YEOWS can not enforce the contract YEOWS can sue PHAPP but not the mime YEOWS and PHAPP can both sue the mime Barry Stocks has contracted with the Buff Baseball League (BBL) to play hardball. There is a clause in the contract specifying that the use of steroids is a breach for which the non-breaching party will be entitled to damages in the amount of $500,000. When Stocks breaches the contract by using steroids the BBL may recover solidified damages only liquidated damages only liquidated and consequential damages No damages because the steroid use was inevitable the leftover steroids and $500 Professor Kingsely tells his contracts class "If you keep doing what you are doing, I will see to it that you receive an appropriate grade." Arrogante, a student who rarely comes to class, believes that he has been promised an "A." Which of the following is true: Arrogante is delusional Kingsley has made an elusive promise Kingsley has made an illusory promise Arrogante can sue Kingsley when he receives a "D" Kingsely can sue Arrogante because he never comes to class