Sage and Daryl enter into a contract where Sage will make 10 items of jewelry per month, and Daryl will pay Sage$200 per month for the jewelry. Daryl hopes to sell the jewelry at local farmer's markets. Daryl and Sage have a(n)a. bilateral contract.b. unilateral contract.c. unenforceable contract because Daryl is hoping to sell the jewelry at local farmer's markets but might notbe able to do so.d. void contract because Daryl did not tell Sage about his resale plans.

(B) Unilateral Contract, In a unilateral contract, one party commits in exchange for the other's…

Answered: Sage and Daryl enter into a contract…

Similar questions

16. Why are restrictive covenant clauses controversial? They are controversial because they allow people to create contract terms that restrict their future right to alter those same contracts They are controversial because they allow people to create contract terms below the otherwise legislated minimum standards of work They are controversial because they seem to pit two legitimate interest against each other: the right of trade against the right of contract
Bill offers to sell Mary his computer for $500. Mary counters with an offer of $400 Bill rejects this offer. Mary tells Bill: "OK, I'll buy the computer for $500." Bill tells Mary: "I've decided not to sell the computer after all." Bill is in breach of contract because Mary made a valid offer. True False
Teresa and Kensington enter into an employment contract that contains an unenforceable arbitration clause. Teresa sues Kensington, but Kensington wants the contract to remain effective. How can the court rule that the contract is still valid? a. If the contract contains an integration clause, the court may delete the unenforceable clause and enforce the rest of the contract. b. If the contract contains boilerplate, the court may delete the unenforceable clause and enforce the rest of the contract. C. If the contract contains a severability clause, the court may delete the unenforceable clause and enforce the rest of the contract. d. If the contract contains representations and warranties, the court may delete the unenforceable clause and enforce the rest of the contract.
Dowdy Soil Service agrees to test and excavate a growing field for Bundren Plant Emporium. When Dowdy runs into the types of difficulties that contractors ordinarily confront, Bundren agrees to pay extra compensation to overcome them. Regarding the agreement to pay more, a court would likely Onot get involved. Oorder the parties to renegotiate it. O not enforce it. enforce it.
Karen's elderly Uncle Joe gave her written authority to sell the family house. Uncle Joe lived in Maine and Karen lived in Minnesota. After about two months Karen found a buyer for the house and signed an acceptance of the offer on July 21. Later that same day she learned that Uncle Joe had died the day before (July 20). Other members of the family did not want the family house sold and claimed that t acceptance Karen signed was void because Uncle Joe had died prior to acceptance. The buyer of the house claims Karen had the legal authority to sell the house and that the contract is binding. Who is right? Please explain.
Max and Jack enter into a contract which states: "Jack will paint Max's kitchen blue and Max promises to pay Jack $200 upon completion." Which is an example of an implied condition? That Max will pay Jack upon completion of the painting. That Jack will use blue paint when painting Max's kitchen. That Max will allow Jack access to his kitchen That Max will pay Jack $200.
Social media sites such as Tik Tok, Facebook and Instagram all require users agree to their Terms of Service before they can proceed to the site. These Terms of Service are examples of unconscionable usury exculpatory O adhesion contracts.
In the Silvestri v. Optus Software, Inc. case, the employment contract contained a 2-year employment agreement with a satisfaction clause. Which of the following was held? A. The satisfaction clause was not enforced, because it was a restraint on trade. B. The satisfaction clause was not enforced, because it was subjective. C. The employer breached the contract and had to pay damages. D. The termination of employment before the 2- year period was enforced.
Pls help ASAP
QUESTION 1 Which of the following is a FALSE statement? A. The E-Sign Act completely prevents the use of electronic signatures for contracting on the Internet. B. If an employer wants to preserve the at-will employment status of his or her employees, the employer should insert disclaimers in its codes and handbooks that nothing therein can be construed to create an express or implied employment contract. C. A basic principle of the National Labor Relations Act is that employers cannot terminate employees in order to discourage or encourage union membership. D. “Going public” by a company offering to sell shares of stock to the public typically results in access to broader financial markets from which to obtain capital. QUESTION 2 1. The tort of assault and the tort of battery are: A. Two names for the exact same tort. B. Strict liability torts. C. Independent torts which can occur separately from one another. D. Require proof of each of the separate elements of negligence.…
Dimitri lends his brother, Calvin, $1,800. Calvin and Willa agree that Calvin will build a new pool deck for Willa in exchange for Willa paying Dimitri $1,800. Calvin builds the pool deck, but Willa refuses to pay Dimitri any money. Can Dimitri sue for payment? O No, because Dimitri was not a party to the contract. O No. because Dimitri did not build the pool deck. O Yes, because Dimitri is a donee beneficiary. O No, because Dimitri is an incidental beneficiary. Yes, because Dimitri is a creditor beneficiary.
Which of the following represents an agency relationship? 1) Horace wants to sell his farm and hires Marcie as his realtor. The two agree that if Marcie finds a buyer for the farm at Horace's price, then Horace will pay Marcie 7% of the price he receives. 2) Bob dies and leaves his assets in a trust for his minor child, Lilly. In the trust, Bob appoints Reggie as the trustee to act for Lilly's benefit. Since Reggie has a fiduciary duty to Lilly as trustee, Reggie is Lilly's agent. 3) Lucy contracts to sell her car to Tony for $5,000. Tony purchases the car only to find it not in the condition that Lucy described it. Tony is claiming that Lucy violated her fiduciary duty to him as his agent under the agreement. 4) Hunt is an attorney of questionable ethics. Roger, one of Hunt's clients, is arrested for DUI, but appears to be too intoxicated to consent to a breath test. Hunt is contacted by…

SEE MORE QUESTIONS