Defenses To Breach Of Contract
Two parties enter into a contract in which one agrees to paint the other's house for a specified sum. After the work is completed, the homeowner refuses to pay the agreed-upon amount. Which of the following is not a viable defense to a breach of contract lawsuit brought by the painter?
AAll of these are viable defenses.
BThe painter delegated the work to a friend without first obtaining the homeowner's permission.
CThe parties entered into the agreement based on a mutual mistake regarding the type of paint to be used.
DThe terms of the agreement were unduly favorable to the painter.
EThe homeowner entered into the agreement only after the painter threatened to damage the property.
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