Troy Baddboy smashed a slot machine while he was gambling at Motor City Casino. He was banned from the premises. Despite the ban, he later gambled at the casino and won 59,387. When he tried collecting his winnings, the casino refused to pay. He filed a suit for breach of contract, arguing that he and the casino had a contract because he had accepted its offer to gamble. Is there a contract between the casino and Baddboy? O a. Yes. By allowing Baddboy to enter the casino and gamble, the casino created an implied contract with him. O b. Yes, because, by allowing Baddboy re-entry into the casino, he could reasonably believe that he was among the individuals invited to accept an offer to gamble. OC No because the ban had not been lifted and therefore Baddboy could not reasonably believe that he was among the individuals invited to accept an offer. Mike put an ad in the newspaper stating that he wanted to sell his truck for $500. James went to Mike's home and says he is interested in buying the truck. After looking at it, James hands Mike $500 in cash, which Mike puts in his pocket. Just then, Steve drives up and tells Mike that he'll give him $600 for the truck. Mike hands James back his $500 and sells the truck to Steve. James sues Mike for breach of contract. Who should the judge rule for? O a. Steve, because by returning James' money and accepting Steve's, Mike clearly indicated that he preferred Steve's offer. Ob Steve, because Mike's advertisement was essentially an auction, and in an auction, the last and highest bidder wins. James because by pocketing the money, Mike accepted his offer. f being the killer. She identified a suspect in a police photo lineup The Baton Rouge Crime Stoppers (BCS) offered a reward for information about the "South Louisiana Serial killer." The information was to be provided via a hot line. Dianne Alexander survived an attack by a person suspected and later sought to collect the reward. BCS refused to pay because she had not provided information to them via the hot line. Can Alexander collect the reward? O a. Yes, because Alexander properly identified the killer. O b. No because Alexander failed to properly accept the offer because she did not call the hotline. OcYes, because BCS' requirement that she call the hotline was not reasonable when a serial killer is at large. Vanguardian Corporation offers to hire Roland to replace Arlecia, who has given Vanguardian a month's notice of intent to quit. Vanguardian gives Roland a week to decide whether to accept. Two days later, Arlecia decides not to quit and signs an employment contract with Vanguardian for another year. The next day, Arlecia tells Roland of the new contract. Roland immediately faxes a formal letter of acceptance to Vanguardian. Do Vanguardian and Roland have a contract? O a. Yes, because Vanguardian's offer was irrevocable prior to acceptance. O b. No because Vanguardian revoked the offer by giving it to Arlecia. Oc Yes, because Roland accepted the offer within the week. Jaren e-mails Avery and inquires how much Avery is asking for a specific forty-acre tract of land Avery owns. Avery responds, "I will not take less than $60,000." immediately sends Avery a fax stating, "I accept your offer for 560,000." Can Jaren hold Avery to a contract for the sale of the land? O a. No, Jaren and Avery do not have a valid contract because Avery did not express a serious intent to sell his property. O b. Yes. Jaren and Avery have a contract for the sale of the land because Jaren made a valid offer that was accepted by Avery. OC No, Jaren and Avery do not have a valid contract because Avery did not express clear acceptance of Jaren's offer