When invoking quasi contract, the courts treat parties in a particular circumstance:

a) as if a contract existed

b) as if they were wards of the court

c) as if they were temporarily insane

d) none of the above

Specific performance as a remedy:

a) is always asked for and awarded in contract action

b) can be asked for as an alternative to compensatory damages

c) can be asked for in addition to compensatory damages

d) none of the above

If a plaintiff wants specific performance but only asks for compensatory damages, he'll:

a) get specific performance, since courts elect the remedies they award to litigants

b) get only the remedy he asks for

c) get no remedy at all

d) none of the above

Performance that is materially different than what was promised under the contract is termed:

a)anterior performance

b)ulterior performance

c)alternative performance

d)non-conforming performance