17. Max and Gina are both merchants who buy and sell folding chairs. They agreed by phone that Max would sell Gina 40 chairs for $600, with delivery scheduled for Sept 15. Max sent Gina a signed note confirming the details of the deal which Gina received on have a contract!" Gina said, "But I never signed anything!" July 1. On July 25, Gina said she was backing out of the deal. Max said - "You can't, we (a) Gina wins - only Max signed the note. (b) Max wins - the agreement never had to be in writing (c) Max wins - the agreement had to be in writing, but here Gina objected too late. (d) Gina wins under the "specially manufactured goods rule. 18. Tony is 16 years old and lives in Chicago. He bought a good warm coat for the winter. (His old coat was stolen.) It was reasonably priced at $85. He also bought a flashy gold ring for $60. You only live once, right? Anyway, the store had a strict "no return, no exchange" policy, of which Tony was aware Four months later Tony tried to return both items for a full refund. (a) Tony can return both for a full refund, because he is a minor. (b) The store can refuse Tony's request, because of the "no return policy. (c) Tony can return the coat for a refund, but not the ring. (a) Tony can return the ring for a refund, but not the coat. 19. When Myra was 17 years old she bought a lovely necklace for $600, agreeing to pay $50 a month for 12 months. She celebrated her 18th birthday on March 17, 2021. She made the April payment on April 2, 2021. However, on April 15 she tried to "disaffirm" her agreement, return the necklace, and get her money back. The seller refused and Myra sued. (a) Myra will win because she was under 18 when she bought the necklace. (b) Myra will lose because she lost her right to disaffirm on her 18h birthday. (c) Myra will lose because she ratified the purchase on April 2, 2021. (d) None of the above. 20. Kyle has a contract to paint Jim's house for $1,500. Jim decides he would like to assign his right to the paint job to Jerry, so he calls Kyle up and tells him to paint Jerry's house instead. TRUE or FALSE: this right can be assigned because a paint job does not involve unique artistic-like skills. 21. TRUE or FALSE: Under the doctrine of "mutual mistake," if both parties enter into a contract due to mistake, the deal is still binding on both parties because the law does not protect people from their careless mistakes. 22. The used car salesman told Gary the car he was looking at had never been in an accident, but this was a clear and obvious lie-there was a giant dent in the front end. Gary bought the car anyway because he liked how it drove and the price was good, but after a few days he changed his mind and wanted to "undo" the deal. Can he successfully make a claim based on "fraud," since the seller told that lie? Briefly explain your