Critical Rental Agreement and Legally Binds and Guides Discussion

Critical Rental Agreement and Legally Binds and Guides Discussion

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Critical Rental Agreement and Legally Binds and Guides Discussion

Describe an example of a contract that you or someone you know entered into (e.g., rental agreement, cell phone agreement, property purchase or lease [e.g., car, home, furniture, etc.], home or car repair, or student loan agreement). In your description, be sure to provide specific contractual details including parties and subject matter involved. You must also address the following:

Define the five essential elements of an enforceable contract, and demonstrate how each element relates to your example.

Explain the circumstances of a breach of contract in your example, and discuss possible remedies.

The paper must be three to four pages in length (excluding title and reference pages) and formatted according to APA style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center. You must use at least two scholarly sources other than the textbook to support your claims. Cite your sources in-text and on the reference page. For information regarding APA samples and tutorials, visit the Ashford Writing Center (Links to an external site.).

Business Law and Copyright Infringement Essay

The purpose of this project is for you to analyze an event that has legal consequences (we call this a fact pattern) that is related to some of the topics we are covering in class. I have provided multiple fact patterns from which you may choose ONE (dealing with torts, easements or contractual issues (which we will cover in Chapters 10-12)) or you can come up with a situation related to topics we have already covered that interest you, as long as I have approved it in advance.

The assignment is to prepare a 500–1000-word analysis using the IRAC method (which is explained in the posted video titled “IRAC Video on Method of Analysis”, and requires you to identify the relevant facts, the specific legal issue implicated, the applicable rules or law, and then provide an analysis and conclusion of how the “case” might be decided.

You may work as a “solo attorney” on this project or in a “law firm” of up to 3 attorneys. Please identify your firm through this portal.

Check in with me by October 29, identifying your project and the attorney(s) assigned to it.

Project Due date is Nov. 24, 2020, 11:59pm. It must be submitted through this portal as instructed. You will have two attempts to upload the project in case you need to correct an error in submission (i.e., you uploaded the wrong version, etc.)

Fact Pattern Choices (Choose One, or you may present a different fact pattern to me for approval)

One (Contracts)

On Thursday, May 14, Tenant received the following letter from Shore: “Dear Tenant, I will let you have my ‘Shore House’ for this June through August season, same terms under which you occupied it last year. Please reply in a week.” Tenant noticed Shore’s letter was postmarked May 11. Earlier in May, Tenant had made inquiry at “The Cliffs,” a mountain resort owned by Cliff. In Cliff’s absence, Joe, one of Cliff’s caretakers, had shown Tenant two available houses, “Hi-Vu” and “Lo-Vu,” which Joe stated were listed for rent at $6,000 and $3,000, respectively, for one season.

On May 15, Tenant received a letter from Cliff which read, “This confirms statements by Joe.

You may have Hi-Vu at $6,000, or Lo-Vu at $3,000, for the season June through August, all services included, payable in equal monthly installments.”

On May 17, Tenant wrote to Cliff as follows, “I think your prices are high. Will you take $5,000 for Hi-Vu? If not, then I’ll have to settle for Lo-Vu, and I agree to pay the $3,000 you ask, only I hope you may be willing to consider some concession if I pay the whole $3,000 in advance.”

On May 17, Tenant learned that Shore had sold Shore House to Jones for Jones’s immediate

occupancy. On May 18, Cliff received Tenant’s letter and Cliff immediately telegraphed Tenant, “No change in prices. See my letter of the 16th.” Tenant received Cliff’s telegram the same day, May 18. Later that day Tenant also received Cliff’s letter of May 16, which read, “Our deal is off.” Tenant immediately wrote Shore, “I’ll take Shore House per your letter of the 11th.”

The normal course of post between Tenant and Shore and Tenant and Cliff was one day.

You may assume that all requirements of the Statute of Frauds have been satisfied. What rights, if any, does Tenant have against Shore and against Cliff? Discuss. (100 Points)

Two (Contracts)

On April 1, Ann Star, a young television personality, signs a contract with Bland Television Network to perform May 1 in a one-hour “live” TV show from 8 to 9 p.m. Bland agrees to pay Star $1,000 for this performance. The contract also provides that if for any reason Star does not appear as scheduled, she will “forfeit the sum of $25,000 to Bland as liquidated damages.”

On April 10, Star informs Bland that she is suffering from acute fatigue and that her physician

probably will not allow her to appear as scheduled. Bland immediately urges her in writing to fulfill her contractual obligations.

On April 15, Star tells Bland that she has miraculously recovered and will appear as scheduled on the May 1 show.

On April 23, Bland informs Star that, due to her unpredictability, it has hired actress Prima Donnaas of that date and will not require Star’s services.

On April 28, Prima Donna breaks her leg in an accident. Bland immediately wires Star that it has

reconsidered the whole matter and will hold her to the original contract to perform on May 1.

On the evening of May 1, Star appears at the studio ready to perform, but Bland, acting under orders from the Federal Communications Commission, cancels the show in order to broadcast a special address by the President of the United States.

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