12. Greg received a letter from Blenky stating that he wanted to buy200 t-shirts that he manufactured on credit. Blenky's address was that of a well-known business man, Blanky, who was respected and the signature was similar to that of Blanky's. Greg delivered the t-shirts and a few days later, he could not locate Blenky who is a crook and not Blanky as Greg thought to get the money he owed. Blenky has sold the goods to Donna who Greg has located. Donna says she will not return the goods or pay for them. What is Greg's legal position? a. Greg cannot get back the goods or the money for the goods from Donna b. Greg can retrieve his goods or be paid by Donna for them c. Greg will have to find Blenky to get his goods 13. Consideration must move from the promisee is a statement that is foundation for which of the following: a. Privity of contract b. Consensus ad idem . Capacity 14. Your answer to question 13 is supported by the case of : a. Roscorla v. Thomas b. Tweddle v. Atkinson c. Pearce v. Brooks 15. Peter entered into an agreement with Timothy to rob the People's National Bank on Saturday night. What is the legal position? a. The contract is valid b. The contract is illegal c. The contract is voidableSECTION A (15 marks) I. Sandra owned a valuable antique clock that Benjie without success had offered to purchase. Sandra was induced to sell only after Benjie threatened \"to burn your house because if I can't have that clock, no one will\5. Larry who lives in Kingston, sold Michael his BMX racing car which was stored in a garage in Mandeville. Unknown to either party, the car had been destroyed by fire two days before the sale. What is the legal position a. There is a contract between the parties as the car was in existence when the contract was being made b. There is no contact between the parties as both parties are mistaken about the identity of the car when the contract was made c. There is no contract between the parties as both parties are mistaken about the existence of the care when the contract was made 6. Based on question 6 above, which of the following type of mistake is present a. Mutual mistake b. Common mistake c. Unilateral mistake 7. The case that supports your answer to questions 6 & 7 is: a. Galloway v. Galloway b. Cundy v. Lindsay c. Raffles v. Wichelhaus 8. Mary sold her dog to Mark for $4,000. When he was leaving Mary shouted "I promise you that Prince is not vicious". Two days later, Mark returned all bandaged up. He informs Mary he will sue her for breach of contract. Your advice to Mary is: a. Mark can sue her successfully consideration moved from the promise to the promisor b. Mark will not be successful if he sues Mary as consideration was not sufficient c. Mark will not be successful as consideration must not be past 9. Your answer to question 9 is supported by the case of: a. Roscorla v. Thomas b. Tweddle v. Atkinson c. Pearce v. Brooks 10. What is the legal effect of a contract for necessary items for Leo who is a minor? a. The contract is unenforceable against Leo b. The contract is binding on Leo c. The contract is voidable 11. What is the immediate legal effect of a misrepresentation in a recently formed contract between Johnathon and Stanley? a. It makes the contract void b. It makes the contract voidable c. It makes the contract unenforceable