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well N O : 430% - 11:54 PM Contracts practice_questions_doc_file_ - Read-only Sign in to edit and save changes to this file. Business Law Contracts Practice Questions Directions: Analyze each of the following factual scenarios, and then answer the questions 1. Allen Anderson, seeking business for his new lawn maintenance business, posted the following notice on the community bulletin board at the local grocery store at the end of June: "Special offer this month - I will re-sod your lawn for $2 per square foot using Fairway brand sod. This offer expires July 15. The notice also contained Anderson's name, address and telephone number. On July 5, Anderson received a telephone call from Bill Bates saying that he would accept Anderson's offer. Anderson agreed to re-sod the lawn as soon as he could On July 14, Anderson received a voicemail message from Connie Cramer saying that she accepted Anderson's offer if Anderson would use Putting Green brand sod. Anderson called back and said he would not. Cramer returned the call on July 20 and said she would accept the offer. By July 30, Anderson had found more profitable ventures and decided not to do any more re-sodding. Anderson did not ever re-sod either Bates's lawn or Cramer's lawn. (a) Did Anderson have a contract with Bates? Why or why not? (b) Did Anderson have a contract with Cremer? Why or why not? 2. Jerry's Motor Sales sold a mobile home to Tom. During their discussions, the salesman for Jerry's told Tom that Jerry's would take care of any problems that Tom might have with the mobile home. The contract for sale was in writing, but the salesman's assurance was not included in the contract. When Tom had problems with the mobile home, he asked Jerry's to take care of them. Is the salesman's promise enforceable against Jerry's as a term of the contract? 3. Fred and Barney sit at a tavern, after work one day. While drinking several glasses of Scotch, they discuss and negotiate the sale of a farm Fred owns. The price, the number of acres, and the closing date are written on a cocktail napkin. Fred writes his initials on the napkin. Is this an enforceable contract? Why or why not