Answer any three (3) cases. Please explain the reasons for your answers and define the law that supports your conclusion.

1.Archer, in Chicago, wrote to Ganze in New York City offering to purchase her antique car. When she received the letter, Ganze mailed an acceptance. After she mailed the letter, Ganze changed her mind and sent a telegram rejecting the offer.The telegram and the acceptance letter reached Archer at the same time.Did a contract result?

2.Jansen and Johnson operated a grocery store as partners. Jansen told Johnson not to buy a certain product because it was not selling well.Johnson disregarded Jansen's request and bought a large quantity of the product. Jansen refused to pay the bill, claiming that her orders had been disregarded. Was the partnership obligated to pay for the product?

3.Herbie Bittman, age 17, executed a contact for the purchase of a pleasure car from a used car dealer or $2000. When Herbie changed his mind and attempted to return the car three months later the sales manager, Sam Dichter, said,"The contract is legally valid and all sales are final. I am not taking the car back."Herbie, who has not turned 18, comes to you for advice. Was Dichter's statement legally correct? Why or why not?

4.Wendy sold a commercial building to Ann, an educated person. Ann merely half-read the contract that she signed. As a result, she did not notice the provision in the contract about the interest on the purchase price. Ann refused to pay interest specified in the contract, and Wendy sued her. Ann's argument is that Wendy never told her of the interest provision in the contract, and she should not be liable. Is Ann correct? Why or why not?

5.Amy promises in writing to pay her cousin Edgar,who is dangerously obese, $10,000 if Edgar loses 100 pounds within eighteen months. Edgar agrees, and undergoes an extensive weight reduction program under his doctor's care. Edgar loses the weight within the agreed upon time, and fees much better. He contacts Amy and asks for the money. Amy refuses to pay, alleging there was no valid consideration for it, and Edgar is much healthier now,which is the most important thing. Edgar files a suit against Amy. In whose favor is the court likely to rule, and why?

6.Fly by Night Airlines, Inc. is a commercial passenger airline. Fly by Night includes on its tickets a clause that states that the airline will not believable for the injury or death of any passenger cause by its, or its employees' negligence. A FlybyNight shuttle flight form Washington to New York crashes into the East River, resulting in the deaths of all passengers and crew members. The cause of the accident is the direct result of Fly by Night's negligence. Fly by Night arguers that because the terms were expressly stated on each ticket, the passengers thereby agreed to the airline' s contract terms. Based on the clause on its tickets, can Fly by Night avoid liability?