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Assume my parents are elderly and living in another state. Their neighbor has been mowing my parents lawn and grocery shopping for them during the Covid-19 pandemic. When I visit my parents, I tell their neighbor that I am truly thankful for the services she has provided in mowing the lawn, grocery shopping, and taking care of my parents since I live hours away. In fact, I am so grateful that I want to show my gratitude by paying $1000 for those past services. My parents neighbor has an enforceable contract for me to pay $1000. My parent's neighbor has an enforceable contract for the reasonable value of the neighbor's services. I stated my intention to give a gift. There is no enforceable contract because I was offering to pay for past services (past consideration) by the neighbor. No answer text provided. An element of an enforceable contract is that the purpose of the contract must be lawful. To be lawful, a contract must only avoid being contrary to an expressed provision of law. only avoid being contrary to the policy of an expressed law, though not expressly prohibited by law. only avoid being contrary to good morals. avoid being contrary to an expressed provision of law, or being contrary to the policy of expressed law, or contrary to good morals. Bob, a recent graduate from college with an accounting degree was hired by ABC Accounting Firm as a staff accountant. At the time Bob was hired, he signed many documents relating to his employment contract, including a document which stated: "In further consideration of ABC employing Bob, Bob agrees that if he leaves the employment of ABC, he will not be employed by another accounting firm for a period of 1 year. When Bob quit working for ABC, he was owed a month's salary. As partial justification for not paying. ABC claimed that Bob was in violation employment contract because he took a job with the accounting firm next door to ABC. Bob sues for his salary. ABC sues for breach of the promise not to compete. The court will probably sever unlawful promise not to compete from the employment contract and enforce the lawful portion, requiring ABC to pay Bob his salary. will not assist either Bob or ABC because they were in pari delicto in entering the contract containing an illegal promise not to compete. No answer text provided. No answer text provided. Which of the following must be documented in a signed writing to be enforced in court? Contracts for the sale of real property (land and buildings attached to land). Leases of real property of a period of more than one year. Both of the above. Neither of the above. Generally, relief is not available for a mistake of judgment. True False No answer text provided. No answer text provided