Angus is a drywall contractor. He learns that his neighbor, Bonnie, had some water damage and has been talking to Drywall Solutions, another drywall contractor, to complete the repairs. Angus tells Bonnie that she does n
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Angus is a drywall contractor. He learns that his neighbor, Bonnie, had some water damage and has been talking to Drywall Solutions, another drywall contractor, to complete the repairs. Angus tells Bonnie that she does not need to hire a drywall contractor and that he will perform the
work at no cost if Bonnie will supply the drywall materials. Bonnie calls Drywall Solutions, which had offered to do the work for $3,000, and tells them not to come. Angus subsequently refuses to do the work. Bonnie has to pay a third drywall contractor $4,000 to complete the job. What argument should Bonnie make to recover from Angus?
Selected Answer: That Bonnie relied on Angus’s promise to her detriment.
• Question 4
5 out of 5 points
True or false: An agreement modifying a contract governed by the UCC does not require any consideration to be binding, but must be made in good faith.
Selected Answer:
Tru e
• Question 5
5 out of 5 points
Bookstore, Inc., an independent bookstore, is looking for a new location. It agrees to buy a small house from Jones for $165,000 if the municipal zoning board will approve Bookstore, Inc.’s request for a variance from the local zoning ordinance, which currently only allows houses in this part of town to be used as residences. The contract between Bookstore, Inc. and Jones is
Selected Answer: Enforceable, because Bookstore, Inc. has made an enforceable conditional promise.
• Question 6
0 out of 5 points
True or false: A gift promise is generally unenforceable, unless the promisee reasonably and justifiably relies upon it.
Selected Answer: Fals e
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