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Deltas is 13 years old. He enters into a contract with Leah {an adult} to purchase a guitar. Leah then he Ides that she does not wash to sell the guitar and alleges that no valid contract exists as Lulras ls too young to be able to enter into a legally binding contract. ls Leah correct? Would your answer dl'er if Question 4 (50 minutes) Albert and Belle converted their home into a bed and breakfast. Their busi- ness was popular among families because there was a giant trampoline in the backde for children. The couple successfully ran the business for years until Albert passed away. After Albert's death, Belle closed the bed and breakfast and only allowed close family and friends to stay overnight in her home. Belle refused occupants under 13 yea rs old because she wanted children, but never had any with Albert. For the next ve years, Belle never stepped into the backyard. The trampoline started to deteriorate. Belle put a small sign on the back door that said \"05 Limits.\" Wilder, a nine-year old boy who lived down the street, climbed the fence and used the trampoline on a daily basis. Belle never saw Wilder in the backyard because he always played in afternoon while she was grocery shopping. Wilder played unnoticed for two weeks until he accidentally left his jacket and note- book near the trampoline. Belle saw the items and thought it was strange, but never investigated further. Demi, Belle's cousin, visited Belle for a couple days as a guest. During her visit, Demi saw Wilder on the trampoline. Demi did not see Belle's sign and went outside to watch Wilder. 'When Demi sat on a lawn chair, it broke because the screws were loose. Demi fell back and hit her head. Demi suffered a con- cussion. At the same time, the trampoline ripped and Wilder fell. Wilder scratched his legs on the rocky terrain under the trampoline. A state statute requires the use of rubber tile under any structures built for children. ( 1) Demi sued Belle for negligence. Will she prevail? Do not discuss causa- tion, damages, or afrmative defenses. (2.} Wilder sued Belle for negligence. Will he prevail? Do not discuss causa- tion or damages, or afrmative defenses. Question Two George Thompson has carried on business for a number of years as a self-employed retailer of office furniture. He has now decided to incorporate his business, and to register GT Limited to acquire the business. Do not write in these columns below For use For use by the by the Required Marks second first available marker marker (a) Complete this sentence: "In order to register a private limited company, George will need to submit certain documents to the who will issue a certificate of incorporation if everything is in order." maximum of three words in the gap) 2 (b) Complete these sentences: "One of the documents which George will need to submit contains the company's name, the situation of the company's registered office, a statement that the liability of the members is limited, and the authorised share capital and its division into shares. This document is called the and also contains the which sets out the business(es) which the company is authorised to carry on.' (maximum of three words in each gap) (c) In no more than 30 words (in the shaded box below), explain how GT Limited's proposed Articles of Association may be affected by the provisions of Table A. Sub-total: 10Essay question Discuss the validity of the following three statements: 1. A unilateral offer can be revoked at any time before acceptance. 2. A unilateral offer is only accepted once performance of the stipulated task is completed. 3. There is no need to communicate acceptance or revocation of a unilateral offer.15. Paula rented an apartment to Dave for $500 per month. Paula and Dave signed a one-year lease, to be effective beginning January Ist. After three months, Dave decided that he did not like the apartment. He gave Paula a 30-day written notice, stating that he would vacate the rental unit at the end of the thirty days, which was April 30th. Upon receipt of Dave's notice, Paula made reasonable efforts to find a new tenant. Nevertheless, the apartment remained vacant from May 1 st. through June 30 th. Paula re-rented the apartment beginning July I st. for one year. Paula sues Dave in small claims court. What is the likely outcome? a. Paula is entitled to the balance of the lease, or $4,000, because Dave did not have a valid reason to breach the contract. b. Paula is entitled to nothing, because Dave gave Paula thirty-days written notice. c. Paula is entitled to $1,000, because she tried to find another tenant immediately upon learning of Dave's intent to breach the contract, but was unable to re-lease the apartment until July I st. d. Paula is entitled to $500, which represents one-month's rent. 16. Tom and Jerry entered into a contract whereby Tom agreed to sell Jerry $1,000 worth of heroin, an illegal substance. This is an example of a: a. quasi contract. b. void contract. c. voidable contract. d. secondary party beneficiary contract