4. John owns an apartment building that needs to be painted. He hires a painter to do the job for $2,000 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. If the painter sues John, what is the likely result? 0 No answer text provided. 0 A. The agreement was subject to the Statute of Frauds, and because of that, the painter will lose. 0 B. John will lose because he received a benet. 0 C. The painter will lose because his work was shoddy. O D. John will lose because he should have monitored the painter's work. 5. Alex persuaded his grandmother, Clara, to sell him her car for $1,000. They both knew the car was worth much more than that. However, Clara did not need the car anymore and loved her grandson, so she agreed to sell him the car. The next day Clara found out that Alex was planning to sell the car to a friend for $6,000. Clara can use which of the following to attempt to avoid giving the car to Alex: 0 No answer text provided. 0 A. Duress O B. Sympathy O C. Undue inuence 0 D. Mistake 6. A minor would be held responsible for the fair value of which of the following? 0 No answer text provided. 0 A. Athletic shoes 0 B. CD's 0 C. Medical care 0 D. Video games