¶ E lines 41-42. Pru thought about cancelling the arrangemen…
¶ E lines 41-42. Pru thought about cancelling the arrangement with Peter but knowing that Peter had already invested time and money into the design and manufacture of the prototype, Pru decided not to cancel. If Pru had cancelled, after Peter had invested time and money into constructing the prototype, what would be Peter’s strongest legal argument that there was a binding contract between the two?
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¶ L, lines 91-93. Sure enough, one day the Torte Bomber malfunctioned, injuring Nadiya severely and damaging the building. Nadiya was unconscious, taken by EMTs to Unity Point Hospital, and treated for her injuries. She was in a coma for four days before she regained consciousness.After Nadiya regained consciousness, the ambulance company and Unity Point presented her a bill for $10,000. Nadiya objected, saying “I never agreed to a contract for treatment, I was unconscious!” If the healthcare providers take the matter to court, the court will likely find:
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¶ D. Peter Sawkins is an interesting guy. a. Why might any contract made by Peter give Peter an advantage in the contract?That is, why does Peter (and people like Peter) have unique standing in contract law? [Groupa] b. Any contract made by Peter, allowing him to get out of it, means the contract is: [Groupb] c. What defense would Pru have against this advantage that Peter may have in the contract? [Groupc] d. Does this mean Pru has an identical ability to get out of the contract? Why or why not: [Groupd]
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