Additionally, the Chet, gas station owner down the street is very pleased that Douglas and Donald own this land because they buy lots of gas and beer from his gas station.Chet just entered into a contract with Jeb, the contractor to expand his business with new bathrooms and a roof based on his expected profits from Douglas & Donald, but has not made any payments yet.Chet hears through the grape vine that Paul may take the land back. If so, Chet plans to sue Paul for his lost profits of gasoline and beer.Chet just realized that he was pretty drunk the other night when he signed the contract with Jeb.

1. Does Chet have standing to sue Paul?Explain why or why not? Consider what kind of beneficiary Chet might be.
2. Regardless of whether Chet can sue Paul, is there any way Chet might be able to get out of the contract with Jeb? If so, under what theory of contract law? Cite a case to support your position.
3. Regardless of whether Chet can get out of the contract, assume that Chet decides to proceed with Jeb to complete the construction on his gas station.Unbeknownst to Chet, Jeb hires Franklin, a subcontractor and delegates Franklin to rebuild the bathrooms.Franklin does shoddy work and causes the toilets to explode and flood the gas station.Chet's insurance company reimburses Chet but seeks to have sue Jeb and/or Franklin.Under what legal contract theory can the insurance company sue Jeb and/or Franklin?Cite a case to support your position.

Creating a business entity:Explain the key elements of a partnership, LLC and corporation.Describe who decides the business structure and the factors considered in selecting a business structure.