As discussed, a contract must answer the following questions:

Who?

What?

When/Where?

How?

Typically, when a lawyer is asked to draft a contract, they are given some information and then the lawyer has to fill in the gaps. Remember the "I offer to pick you up from the airport for $50" example? It was missing a lot of important details and we discussed that a better offer would be "I offer to pick you up from the airport within 1/2 hr after your plane lands and I will drive you directly home, in exchange for you paying me $50 in cash."

For this assignment, draft a short contract for the following situations. All contracts must contain all the words provided. All contracts must answer the 4 questions described above. Make sure your contract has the details needed for both parties to understand what they have agreed to. Feel free to fill in any gaps as needed.

Snow White, Wicked Witch, apple, woods, sleep

Mulan, Emperor, war, soldier, Forbidden City

Miguel, Coco, shoemaker, Day of the Dead, photo

Carl Fredricksen, Russell, house, balloon, dog

James P. Sullivan, Mike Wazowski, factory, scare, laugh

For example:

You are provided with the words - Marlin, Dory, ocean, jellyfish, son

You draft the following contract: "Marlin and Dory agree they will search the Pacific ocean for Marlin's son, Nemo, starting on Mar 8 and continuing until Nemo is found. Marlin and Dory agree they will stay together, even if they come upon stinging jellyfish."