please answer all .,.,.the question.,.,.,.within 30 minutes. make sure the explanation and reasons are explained in very detailed manner as in why the option is correct and why other options sre incorrect give reasons for the same , Attempt the answer only if your are 100% sure that its correct. else leave it for other tutor otherwise i will give negative ratings and will also report your answer for unprofessionalism. Make sure the answer is 100% correct and is not copied from anywhere. ATTEMPT THE QUESTION ONLY IF YOU ARE 100% CORRECT AND SURE. ELSE LEAVE IT FOR ANOTHER TUTOR. BUT PLEASE DONT PUT WRONG ANSWER ELSE I WILL REPORT.

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Question 10 (1 point) How is rescission different than damages in its contractual impact? There is no different, they do the same thing. One is common law and the other is equity. One puts you into the pre-contract position and the other in the post-contract position. One can only be used in misrepresentation, the other in different contract situations.Question 8 (1 point) A home furnace salesperson going door to door knowingly entered into a contract for a furnace purchase and installation during a door-to-door sales campaign with an apparently wealthy individual (judging by the home they lived in) who exhibited clear signs of being able to understand the contract (and who had been diagnosed previously with a mental illness). Why could the contract be immediately rendered voidable at that individual customer's request? The contract is unenforceable in accordance with the Unconscionable Transactions Relief Act. Establishing true consent is not possible due to the individual's incapacity to grasp the essence and effect of the contract. The contract is contrary to the culpable silence provisions contained in the Vulnerable Persons Act. The individual is lacking legal capacity and is unable to perform the contract in whole or in part.Question 1 (1 point) Which of the following would establish scope of liability (if any) for one of the parties if it commits a breach? O Limitation of liability clause. Liquidated damages clause. O Penalty clause. Condition precedent