Jeff does fine carpentry work. Mutt and Jeff enter into a contract whereby Jeff will perform carpentry for Mutt and Mutt will pay $10,000 to Jeff upon completion of the work. Jeff finishes the work and Mutt is so pleased he tells Jeff that he will pay Jeff an additional $1,000.Is Mutt obligated by contract to pay the extra $1,000?

Question 5 options:

A)

No, because Mutt's promise to pay the additional $1,000 was not supported by consideration.

B)

No, because Jeff did not ask for the extra $1,000 prior to completion.

C)

Yes, because Jeff performed at a level in excess of Mutt's expectations and Mutt promised to pay the additional sum.

D)

Yes, because Jeff could reasonably believe that Mutt would pay as agreed.