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Question Workspace At her favorite restaurant, Sami orders and enjoys the lobster special, which was listed at $30 on the menu. When the bill arrives, Sami tries to execute a clever ploy she learned about in her business law class: She writes a check to the restaurant for $20 and writes "full settlement" across the top. The waiter accepts the check without looking at it, and the restaurant manager later deposits it in the restaurant’s bank account. Is this a liquidated or an unliquidated debt? Is Sami off the hook for the last $10?

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