in the state of Minnesota, Jude Flaw appears in court as plaintiff. The defendant charges that Mr. Flaw failed to complete plumbing work he promised to do. He and his workmen also left a lot of water damage. This kind of case is most likely to be tried in A. a criminal court as breach of contract. B. a civil court as a misdemeanor. C. a civil court as breach of contract. D. a criminal court as a misdemeanor.

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in the state of Minnesota, Jude Flaw appears in court as plaintiff. The defendant charges that Mr. Flaw failed to complete plumbing work he promised to do. He and his workmen also left a lot of water damage. This kind of case is most likely to be tried in A. a criminal court as breach of contract. B. a civil court as a misdemeanor. C. a civil court as breach of contract. D. a criminal court as a misdemeanor.

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Jessilynn0903 Jessilynn0903 · Answer 1 · 2018-07-14T18:06:04+02:00

Hello,
Upon reading, it seems the question is asking what the charge would be, in this case it would have to be C, civil court as breach of contract. The plaintiff didn't abide by the contract(if there was one), and the charges are his defense against the breach of contract charge. He was there to do a job and never completed it. The only problem with this is, we do not know if the plaintiff signed a contract with the defendant or not. [ If he did then it all depends on what the contract said and if he met those goals.] Most likely however this would appear in a civil court as a breach of contract.