A national restaurant chain must pay damages for breach of contract to a cooking oil supplier. What type of law is involved?
A) Public law only
B) Private law only
C) Civil law only
D) Public, private, and civil law
E) Private law and civil law

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This situation involves private law because it concerns the legal agreements between private entities (the restaurant chain and the cooking oil supplier). It also falls under civil law, which covers non-criminal disputes between individuals or organizations, including breach of contract cases. Public law, which governs the relationship between individuals and the state, is not relevant in this scenario.

A National Restaurant Chain Must Pay Damages for Breach of Contract