QUESTION B. Jessica is an elderly single widow with a very limited income. Jessica is increasingly forgetful and her family is concerned that she might have Alzheimer's disease (a serious brain disorder that affects a person's memory and ability to carry out activities of daily living). However, Jessica has not been diagnosed by a doctor and there has not been any court rulings on Jessica's legal competence. One day Jessica is out shopping and stops by a store selling pianos. She enters into a twenty year installment contract to buy a grant piano. When the piano is delivered to Jessica the next day, she seems confused and repeatedly asks the delivery person why a piano is being delivered to her house. Jessica claims that she does not remember buying a piano. Is this contract void, voidable or valid? Discuss fully. Can Jessica avoid her contractual obligation to buy the piano? If so, how? I. - Write a thorough (not a brief) definition of the law(s) for the legal issue addressed in the question. I want at least two areas of law defined. There may be more than two legal issues. If so, give me a definition for all issues involved in the case. For example, if the legal issue were Jurisdiction, I want a thorough definition of Jurisdiction and any other definitions that refer to this. II. - Make a full legal analysis of the listed case and the issue at hand. You can do this by briefly explaining the situation, the area of law that is relevant and the two or more legal arguments that a court might adopt in solving the case. This may require some research from your book, materials provided on the web page or outside research. Show me that you can apply the law to the facts of the case. III. After making a full legal analysis, come to a conclusion. Tell me what the court will decide and why. You are the court!) This part is where you show me your legal thinking. You take the law from section one, you consider your legal analysis from part two and you draw a legal conclusion for part three. I expect some explanation of how you came to this conslusion. IV. Tell me if you think this law works well in our society. Is a good one and why or why not and back your answer with the law. Try to tie it to your own life or others, and if possible, come up with ways to improve the law or change it in some way. This helps you be better understand and remember the laws themselves