What was the question the Supreme Court of Ohio decide was the proper question? O a....

 

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What was the question the Supreme Court of Ohio decide was the "proper" question? O a. Whether there was consideration in the transaction between the Cincinnati Reds and their fans. O b. Whether the consideration was bargained for. Oc Whether the promotional material was purchased for resale? Od. Whether the promotional material was given away The decision of the Supreme Court of Ohio was that O a. no consideration is given because the promotional material is worth so much less than the cost of a ticket at a Major League Baseball game. Ob no consideration is given because the promotional material is given away for free. Oc. consideration existed in exchange for tickets that include the price of the promotional material. O d. consideration is given when fans purchase the promotional material. What was the question the Supreme Court of Ohio decide was the "proper" question? O a. Whether there was consideration in the transaction between the Cincinnati Reds and their fans. O b. Whether the consideration was bargained for. Oc Whether the promotional material was purchased for resale? Od. Whether the promotional material was given away The decision of the Supreme Court of Ohio was that O a. no consideration is given because the promotional material is worth so much less than the cost of a ticket at a Major League Baseball game. Ob no consideration is given because the promotional material is given away for free. Oc. consideration existed in exchange for tickets that include the price of the promotional material. O d. consideration is given when fans purchase the promotional material.

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