If State University violates its housing contract with a student, the student is prohibited from suing the university for damages because the contract was for the delivery of services rather than the delivery of goods.

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This statement is false. A housing contract with a university can be considered a contract for the delivery of goods, and the student may be able to sue for damages. It would depend on the specific terms of the contract and the laws in the jurisdiction where the university is located.

If State University Violates Its Housing Contract with a Student