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Dаvid inherited аn аntique desk that he believes is wоrth apprоximately $5,000. He decides tо sell it and lists it on Facebook marketplace. The description says, “Antique Desk, in the family for as long as I remember, asking $5000.” Knowing that his neighbor was an avid collector, he emailed her a link to the listing for the desk. When they saw each other a few days later, Emily asked him about it, “Have you had any interest in your desk?” David replied, “It’s been quiet so far. We’ll see. It’s a genuine antique, worth several thousands, so it might have to wait for a buyer who can recognize the quality.” Noticing that Emily seemed legitimately interested, he said, “I’ll let you have it for $500 because you helped me move last summer.” Emily immediately accepts the offer and pays David the $500. A week later, a professional appraiser examines the desk and determines it is a modern reproduction worth only $150. Emily is furious and demands her $500 back, claiming that the disparity in value and David’s misrepresentation invalidates the agreement. David comes to the lawyer’s office where you are working as an intern, describing the facts above. After David leaves, the lawyer turns to you and says, “I’d like you to do some research for me and answer some questions.” He hands you a notepad with his questions. What are the elements (requirements) for a contract? What facts in David’s story above should be considered when deciding whether a contract was created here? Match the facts with the elements you identified in question 1. State whether a judge is likely to conclude that a contract was made, noting what you think is important from your answers to 1 and 2. What about mistake? How would a court decide if there is a mistake here that might change things?
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