• 1. Yes

A legally Enforceable contract is a contract in which of one neglects to execute as guaranteed, the other party can utilize the court framework to authorize the contract and recoup harms or other cure.

Is the general discharge Marder marked an enforceable contract?

U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit case. The motion picture Flashdance depended on the biography of Maureen Marder, a female development laborer who performed during the evening as an outlandish artist.

Central Motion picture studio paid Marder $2300 for her story, and Marder marked a general discharge contract forgoing all cases against Paramount that she may conceivable have Flashdance netted more than $150 million in theaters. Marder sued Paramount asserting that she was a coauthor of the motion picture's screenplay as was a co-owner of its copyright (along with Paramount)

The U.S. Region Court expelled her cases and she bid. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals held that the general discharge Marder marked was enforceable contract, and asserted the judgement of the area court.

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You would hold this is an enforceable contract? Why? What element of the facts do you feel best support the finding of an enforceable contract?