2. Seller and Buyer negotiate for the sale of 100 acres of land.  They orally agree on a price of $100,000, with payment to be made within 10 days and the deed delivered within another 30 days.  Buyer sends Seller a letter in which all these terms are included, along with a check for $100,000 that Seller deposits. Seller fails to deliver a deed, and Buyer seeks to enforce the contract.  Is the contract enforceable

Ciara decides to sell her car, a Nissan Skyline, and puts anotice on the back windscreen of the car. The notice reads,‘Sporty car for sale, excellent condition, low mileage,bargain at €2,000. Please phone Ciara Clarke 0899792949or call in at 16 Liffey Glen’.On Monday morning, Sean telephones Ciara and offers tobuy the car for €1,500. Ciara refuses to accept his offer.Later that day, Sean changes his mind about the car andtelephones Ciara. She is out so he leaves a message on heranswerphone saying, ‘I agree to give you the full askingprice of €2,000 for your car and will be round to collect ittomorrow’.On Tuesday morning, Conor sees Ciara’s car and writes aletter of acceptance to Ciara enclosing a cheque for €2,500.He immediately puts the letter in the post box. On Tuesdayafternoon, Riona calls at 16 Liffey Glen but Ciara is out, soshe puts a note through the letterbox stating, ‘I had a goodlook at your case – it is just what I want – I enclose a chequefor the full asking price of…

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If the delivery term in the parties’ contract for the sale of goods is FOB the place at what the goods originated, absent any other agreement, the buyer is responsible for making reasonable arrangements for the goods to be shipped.   true or false

Wolcott and Sarah, both merchants and residents of Gainesville, Florida, aspire to enter into a contract with each other for the sale/purchase of goods. After Wolcott makes an offer to Sarah, Sarah responds with a written confirmation of acceptance; however, this written confirmation of acceptance states additional terms that are not present in Wolcott's offer. Nevertheless, Wolcott's offer did not expressly limit acceptance to the terms of his offer and Sarah's additional terms do not materially alter Wolcott's offer. If Wolcott does not give notification of objection to Sarah's terms within a reasonable time, which of the following will occur? O Due to the Mirror Image Rule, a contract is not founded until both Wolcott and Sarah agree to the same exact terms. ODue to Wolcott's failure to give notification of objection to Sarah's terms within a reasonable time, Sarah's terms will become part of the contract. O Sarah's additional terms constitute a rejection of Wolcott's offer and…

What is the basis for enforcing a contract under the doctrine of promissory estoppel?

Alan’s real estate broker suggested that he use a quitclaim deed to sell his super cool Brentwood condo so that the buyer would: Be the grantor under the deed and have full recourse against the seller for any title related claims Acquire only the legal interest in the property that Alan previously held Know that all prior mortgages, liens, and other encumbrances had either been reconveyed or removed from the property’s title Receive assurance that the property was free from any title defects

Evaluate when a promise is enforceable, the elements of a contract, performance, and the remedies available in the event of breach.

The elements of a valid contract is an offer, acceptance, consideration and intention to contract. An offer and acceptance equals an agreement. While consideration can be defined as something in the eyes of the law which can compensate or be adequate compensation for the promise to do an act. However, consideration is not an essential element in any contractual agreement. Parties to a contract  simply have to  establish  an agreement and consideration can be ignored. Critically discuss.  Requirements   1- An introduction and a conclusion.   2-  A critical discussion on the concept of what are the elements of a valid consideration, inclusive of rules governing a valid consideration.   Use landmark cases such as: Chappell and Co v Nestle Ltdjones vs padavattonstilk v myrickfisher vs bellhyde v wrenchhyde vs wrenchCurrie v Misa   . Provide scholarly references

Can the certainty of the object of the contract be negated by the failure of the parties to state the exact location of the property in the contract?