I would say that yes, generally, state governments are set up the same as the federal government.
For example, they have a separation of powers into executive, legislative and judicial, and most states have a bi-cameral legislitive branch, similarly to the federal government.
True!
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pretty sure its land disputes
Answer:The most correct alternative of this question would be D: i., ii., and iii.
Explanation:
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Mary can sue for breach of contract, because Wes had a preexisting duty to do all of the work.
Explanation:
Wes agrees to install a new hard drive and modem in Mary's computer in exchange for four of her used textbooks. But after installing the hard drive, Wes disagrees to install the modem in Mary's computers unless Mary gives two more books to Wes.
To this Mary can file a case against fraud and sue Wes for violating the contract because Wes had mentioned in the contract to install both a new hard drive and a modem in Mary's computers.
Thus the answer is --
Mary can sue for breach of contract, because Wes had a preexisting duty to do all of the work.
