A Computer That Is the Subject of a Contract Has

Multiple Choice

A computer that is the subject of a contract has the capability to be programmed to embezzle funds in a way that no other computer is able to do.The contract to sell such a computer:

A) Might be considered an illegal contract that is void as against public policy even if there is no statute prohibiting the sale of such a computer.
B) Is voidable if the court determines that this contract is illegal.
C) Must be in writing,regardless of the cost of the computer.
D) Will result in embezzlement charges against the seller.