Baker contracts with Restaurant to make pastries for Restaurant's Sunday brunch buffet. The contract requires Baker...

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Baker contracts with Restaurant to make pastries for Restaurant's Sunday brunch buffet. The contract requires Baker to do final baking and assembly on Restaurant's premises, and to oversee the presentation of the pastries on the buffet. Restaurant publicizes its use of Baker's pastries in its advertising. After contracting to make pastries for Hotel's Sunday brunch buffet, Baker delegates the duty to perform the contract with Restaurant to Boulanger. The delegation to Boulanger: a) is invalid, because it was done without Restaurant's consent. O b) is invalid, if Baker's performance under the Baker-Restaurant contract is a personal service. O c) is valid, if Baker's performance under the Baker-Restaurant contract is not a personal service and Boulanger's skills are equal to that of Baker. d) Either B or C. Baker contracts with Restaurant to make pastries for Restaurant's Sunday brunch buffet. The contract requires Baker to do final baking and assembly on Restaurant's premises, and to oversee the presentation of the pastries on the buffet. Restaurant publicizes its use of Baker's pastries in its advertising. After contracting to make pastries for Hotel's Sunday brunch buffet, Baker delegates the duty to perform the contract with Restaurant to Boulanger. The delegation to Boulanger: a) is invalid, because it was done without Restaurant's consent. O b) is invalid, if Baker's performance under the Baker-Restaurant contract is a personal service. O c) is valid, if Baker's performance under the Baker-Restaurant contract is not a personal service and Boulanger's skills are equal to that of Baker. d) Either B or C.

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