Please use the IRAC method when drafting your answers. Read each question carefully and thoughtfully. All the information that you need to draft a quality answer can be found in your textbook.

In May, Zach agrees to work for Affordable Plumbing Supplies Company at $800 per week for a year beginning June 1. The following January, Budget Pipes & Fittings, Inc., offers Zach the same work at $900 per week. Zach tells Affordable Plumbing about the offer. Affordable Plumbing offers to enter into a new contract with Zach at $875 per week. If Zach agrees, is the new Affordable Plumbing contract enforceable? Why or why not?

Raconteur Data Analysis Corporation in Seattle, Washington, offers a job to Trista, who lives in Utah. Trista orally agrees to work for Raconteur for two years. She moves her family to Seattle and begins work. Three months later, she is fired for no stated cause. She files a suit against Raconteur for reinstatement or pay. Raconteur pleads the lack of a written contract. In whose favor is the court likely to rule, and why?

Lunch Trucks, Inc., contracts to deliver and serve Meals Catering Services products to its clients for $5,000 per event, payable in advance. Meals Catering pays the money, but Lunch Trucks fails to perform. Can Meals Catering rescind the contract? Can Meals Catering also obtain restitution? What does it mean to rescind a contract? How is a contract rescinded? What is restitution? How is restitution accomplished? Explain.

On May 1, Newtown Motors, a used-car dealer, wrote a letter to OReilly, which stated, We have a 1969 Pontiac Firebird in mint condition that we will sell you for $12,500 at any time before June 1. [Signed] Newtown Motors. By May 15, having heard nothing from OReilly, Newtown Motors sold the Firebird to another party. On May 25, OReilly told Newtown Motors that he accepted the offer and tendered $12,500. When Newtown Motors told OReilly it had sold the car to another party, OReilly claimed Newtown Motors had breached their contract. Is Newtown Motors in breach? Explain.

Erin contracts in writing to sell her Ford-brand pick-up truck to Garth for $10,500. Erin agrees to deliver the truck on Friday, and Garth promises to pay the $10,500 on the following Monday. On Thursday, Garth tells Erin that he changed his mind and will not buy the truck. Over the weekend, Garth changes his mind again and tenders $10,500 to Erin on Monday. Erin has not sold the truck to another party but refuses the tender and refuses to deliver. Garth claims that Erin has breached their contract. Erin contends that Garths repudiation released her from her duty to perform under the contract. Who is correct, and why?