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For more course tutorials visit www.tutorialrank.com Tutorial Purchased: 3 Times, Rating: A Foodmart, Inc. is a retail grocery store chain based in Any State, U.S.A. Foodmart has stores throughout the United States. Brian McDonald works as the produce manager for the store in My Town, U.S.A. Jeremy Atwater, 17 years old, is spending his summer vacation working for Brian in the produce department. Write a 1,050- to 1,750-word paper with detailed answers to the following scenarios:• o Foodmart contracted with Masterpiece Construction to renovate the store on Main Street in My Town. Masterpiece, unable to complete the renovation within the 6-month time limit due to an increase in new contracts, subcontracted the job to Build Them to Fall Construction. Foodmart was unaware of the subcontract. When Foodmart realized, due to the poor quality of work, that Build was handling the renovation, Foodmart petitioned the court for an injunction and sued Masterpiece for breach of contract and specific performance. Masterpiece argued that it had a right to delegate the duties of the contract, or to discharge the contract due to commercial impracticability. Who wins? Explain your answer. Summarize the legal defenses to contract formation and enforcement. o At the end of the summer, Jeremy Atwater earned enough money to put a down payment on a car. He decides to continue working part-time during school to earn money for the car payments. Jeremy purchased a car from Smooth Sales Used Cars. Smooth did not ask Jeremy how old he was; the salesman assumed he reached the age of majority. Jeremy paid the down payment and signed a contract stating that he would make payments of $200 each month. Six months later, Jeremy lost his job and could no longer make the payments. Jeremy took the car to Smooth and said he wanted to cancel the contract, and that he wanted his money back. What are the possible outcomes? Compare and contrast potential legal and equitable remedies.
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Foodmart, Inc. is a retail grocery store chain based in Any State, U.S.A. Foodmart has stores throughout the United States. Brian McDonald works as the produce manager for the store in My Town, U.S.A. Jeremy Atwater, 17 years old, is spending his summer vacation working for Brian in the produce department.
Write a 1,050- to 1,750-word paper with detailed answers to the following scenarios:•
o Foodmart contracted with Masterpiece Construction to renovate the store on Main Street in My Town. Masterpiece, unable to complete the renovation within the 6-month time limit due to an increase in new contracts, subcontracted the job to Build Them to Fall Construction. Foodmart was unaware of the subcontract. When Foodmart realized, due to the poor quality of work, that Build was handling the renovation, Foodmart petitioned the court for an injunction and sued Masterpiece for breach of contract and specific performance. Masterpiece argued that it had a right to delegate the duties of the contract, or to discharge the contract due to commercial impracticability. Who wins? Explain your answer. Summarize the legal defenses to contract formation and enforcement.
o At the end of the summer, Jeremy Atwater earned enough money to put a down payment on a car. He decides to continue working part-time during school to earn money for the car payments. Jeremy purchased a car from Smooth Sales Used Cars. Smooth did not ask Jeremy how old he was; the salesman assumed he reached the age of majority. Jeremy paid the down payment and signed a contract stating that he would make payments of $200 each month. Six months later, Jeremy lost his job and could no longer make the payments. Jeremy took the car to Smooth and said he wanted to cancel the contract, and that he wanted his money back. What are the possible outcomes? Compare and contrast potential legal and equitable remedies.
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Foodmart, Inc. is a retail grocery store chain based in Any State,<br />
U.S.A. Foodmart has stores throughout the United States. Brian<br />
McDonald works as the produce manager for the store in My<br />
Town, U.S.A. Jeremy Atwater, 17 years old, is spending his<br />
summer vacation working for Brian in the produce department.<br />
Write a 1,050- to 1,750-word paper with detailed answers to the<br />
following scenarios:<br />
o Foodmart contracted with Masterpiece Construction to<br />
renovate the store on Main Street in My Town. Masterpiece,<br />
unable to complete the renovation within the 6-month time
limit due to an increase in new contracts, subcontracted the<br />
job to Build Them to Fall Construction. Foodmart was<br />
unaware of the subcontract. When Foodmart realized, due to<br />
the poor quality of work, that Build was handling the<br />
renovation, Foodmart petitioned the court for an injunction<br />
and sued Masterpiece for breach of contract and specific<br />
performance. Masterpiece argued that it had a right to<br />
delegate the duties of the contract, or to discharge the<br />
contract due to commercial impracticability. Who wins?<br />
Explain your answer. Summarize the legal defenses to<br />
contract formation and enforcement.<br />
o At the end of the summer, Jeremy Atwater earned enough<br />
money to put a down payment on a car. He decides to<br />
continue working part-time during school to earn money for<br />
the car payments. Jeremy purchased a car from Smooth Sales<br />
Used Cars. Smooth did not ask Jeremy how old he was; the<br />
salesman assumed he reached the age of majority. Jeremy<br />
paid the down payment and signed a contract stating that he<br />
would make payments of $200 each month. Six months later,<br />
Jeremy lost his job and could no longer make the payments.<br />
Jeremy took the car to Smooth and said he wanted to cancel<br />
the contract, and that he wanted his money back. What are<br />
the possible outcomes? Compare and contrast potential legal<br />
and equitable remedies.<br />
o Brian McDonald spent his time away from work on his<br />
hobby, model trains. His train set was large and consisted of<br />
rare and one-of-a-kind trains. One day, while visiting with<br />
fellow train hobbyist Harry, Brian said, “When I retire in 2<br />
years from Foodmart, I’m going to sell my trains and spend<br />
the rest of my life traveling on real trains.” Brian told Harry
that he was the only person he planned to offer his trains to,<br />
because he knew Harry would take care of them. Harry said<br />
he looked forward to the day when he could buy the trains.<br />
Harry spent the next 2 years and most of his savings building<br />
a new 2,000-square foot room onto his house to make room<br />
for the trains. When Harry told Brian he was building the<br />
new room, Brian just smiled. Brian also heard that Harry<br />
borrowed money from his aunt to buy the trains. When Brian<br />
retired, he sold his trains to his neighbor, James. Harry sued<br />
Brian, claiming breach of contract, or in the alternative, for<br />
promissory estoppel. Who wins? Explain your answer with<br />
respect to both alternative claims. You may assume that there<br />
is no Statute of Frauds issue merely because any contract is<br />
not in writing.
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