Read each case carefully and using the material covered so far in the class to analyze each of the cases. To demonstrate your understanding, use and apply the relevant legal concepts, rules of law, and issues in your answers. 1. Kyle, a vice-president at Boston University, resigned his position to protest what he regarded as the unethical and unprofessional behavior of the University's president, Benjamin, in terminating a recently renewed contract with Linkage Corporation. Benjamin orally promised Kyle, as a severance package when he resigned, fourteen months of salary and benefits, and free tuition for two of his children if either should attend the university. Was the oral promise enforceable? Explain. 2. Under a divorce decree, Wayne was ordered to pay $600 a month in child support to his former wife. The decree provided that the payments were to be paid to the clerk of the court's office. The clerk of the court assigned the right to receive the payments to the Department of Human Resources. Who was obligated to notify Wayne of the assignment? 3. Bobby wrote the song "Tumbling Tumbleweeds" and, in an agreement with Sam Fox Publishing Company, transferred all rights to the song to the company. In return, Bobby was to receive royalties according to terms laid out in the agreement. Sam Fox later assigned all rights and interests in "Tumbling Tumbleweeds" to Williamson Music, Inc. Was it necessary for Sam Fox to obtain Bobby's consent before making the assignment to Williamson? Explain. 4. Why is it important to make tender of performance of a contract?