Barbie Dahl was married to E.Z. Chair and they had a daughter, Electra.  When Electra was ten, Barbie and her husband divorced. Barbie and E.Z. Chair both signed a written divorce agreement (a contract) in which Chair agreed that he would pay tuition for Electra if she enrolled in a college or university. Barbie died several years later. When she was 18, Electra enrolled at a prestigious university but Chair refused to pay any tuition for his daughter. Electra sued her father for breaching his promise to pay her tuition.  Chair responded that he never had any agreement with Electra so she cannot sue him.  Will Electra be able to sue her dad?  Why or why not?

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