23.SFSU BUS 320 Survivor William Eckstein (Captain USA, Finance Corps) once was an avid Santa Clara 49'ers fan and remains a season ticket holder. He was complaining to his best B-Law friend, fellow B-Law Survivor Mr. Morgan Clarke, CPA, that the 49'ers aren't the same football team since they left San Francisco.Feeling sorry for William, Mr. Clarke offered to buy William's 2020 49er's game tickets for $1,750.William agreed.Since neither of them had any paper with them, Mr. Clarke wrote the following on a napkin:"Mr. Clarke agrees to purchase from William Eckstein, his San Francisco 49'ers 2020 season tickets to be delivered on August 15, 2020, at a cost of $1,750 payable on delivery."William signed the napkin, Mr. Clarke did not.William delivered the tickets per the contract, but Mr. Clarke, regaining his senses (what was he thinking, buying "Santa Clara" 49'ers tickets??), refused to pay for them.Assuming that 49'ers season tickets are considered goods, if William sues Mr. Clarke for the price of the tickets, the most likely result is:

a.Mr. Clarke will win because he did not sign the contract.

b.Mr. Clarke will win because the writing is sufficient under the Statute of Frauds.

c.Mr. Clarke will lose under the doctrine of promissory estoppel.

d.Mr. Clarke will lose because the written document lacks the requisite formality to satisfy the Statute of

Frauds.

ANSWER:__________

24."The Wu, Wu, Wu, Wu's" B-Law Survivors Bing Wu, Nick Wu, Darren Wu, and Shuzhen Wu, (no known relation) are sitting at SFSU's Cafe Rosso's food court when they find concert tickets resting on a table.The tickets are to the opening night of Britney Spears's, Lindsey Lohan's and Nicole Richie'sOUT OF REHAB, AGAIN, AND READY TO P-A-R-T-Y!!! concert.The tickets contain no name or other indication as to whose they are.Bing and Shuzhen are excited because Britney, Lindsey and Nicole are their favorite celebrities and they really want to go to the concert.And Darren is really excited because who knows, maybe his idol, Paris Hilton will be there!! Which of the following could be crucial as to whether the Wu's or the restaurant would get the tickets?

a. Whether the tickets are lost or mislaid property.

b. Whether they are real or personal property.

c. Whether the tickets have already been paid for or not.

d. Whether the tickets are a treasure trove.

e. Whether they are tangible or intangible property.

ANSWER:__________