28. A builder contracted to build a house for Oliver, a wealthy businessman. Before the builder began the project, Oliver was killed when his private jet crashed near his ski chalet in Vail. What is the builder entitled to recover from Oliver's estate? 0 No answer text provided. 0 A. Nothing 0 B. His lost prots 0 C. The contract price since they had a legal contract 0 D. The fair market value of materials and his expected labor costs 29. John owns an apartment building that needs to be painted. He hires a painter to do the job for $5,000 but does not sign a written contract. After the painter nishes the job, he seeks payment from John. John refused to pay because he thinks the painter did not do a good job in preparing the building before painting it, which of course the painter disputes. If the painter sues John, what is the most correct result? 0 No answer text provided. 0 A. The painter should lose because of the Statute of Frauds O B. John should lose because of quantum meruit O C. The painter should lose because his work was shoddy O D. The painter should win because there was an offer, acceptance and consideration. 30. Which of the following is the best example of a contractual obligation that cannot normally be delegated? O No answer text provided. 0 A. Transporting canned goods 0 B. Painting a portrait O C. Supplying paper clips 0 D. Mowing a lawn