Question 11 Multiple Answer Options: Select all answers that are correct, whether that is one answer or more. Jack Sparrow, president and CEO of Black Pearl, Inc., negotiates and signs a contract with Davy Jones, president of Flying Dutchman, Inc., to enter into a joint venture to excavate buried treasure in the Caribbean. The terms of the contract state that both companies will contribute ships to store the treasure and that Black Pearl, Inc. will receive 6% of the profits of the venture. while the remainder of the profits will go to Flying Dutchman, Inc. It is stated in the contract that the contract is final and complete. Which of the following would the court allow as evidence should there subsequently be a trial on this contract: Emails stating that both parties intended to include an arbitration clause in the final contract but failed to do so. Evidence that Davy Jones put Jack Sparrow under Duress to sign the contract. Evidence that the contract should have stated that Black Pearl, Inc. is to get 60% of the profits instead of 6%. Emails that define the term "treasure" as the court finds it to be ambiguous on its face. Question 9 2 pts Joe's coworker, Donald, is in the midst of contract renegotiations with their employer. Donald is known for being very bombastic and boisterous, and Joe cannot help but overhear the terms being discussed in the next office over. When Donald exits the office in a huff, Joe asks him in a private conversation about specific details of his negotiation. Enraged, Donald exclaims that he is going to sue Joe Por spying on him and disclosing personal information! Donald sues Joe for Intrusion and Public Disclosure of Private Facts, which is the most likely outcome: Donald will lose on both claims. Donald will lose on Intrusion but win on Public Disclosure of Private Facts. Donald will win on both claims. Donald will win on Intrusion but lose on Public Disclosure of Private Facts