B Ltd entered into a contract to construct an extension on Charles' house for 50,000, the work to be completed by 1s August 2021. B Ltd under-priced the contract and, having started the work, got into financial difficulties. B Ltd's Managing Director told Charles that B Ltd would not complete the work unless Charles paid an extra 25,000. Charles reluctantly agreed to pay the extra money. Which of the following is accurate in relation to Charles' promise to pay extra? Select one: a. It is enforceable as there was both offer and acceptance b. It is enforceable as B Ltd provided sufficient consideration by promising to complete the work c. It is enforceable as Charles received consideration under the 'practical benefits' principle: he avoided the problem of having to locate alternative contractors to complete the work d. It is probably not enforceable because B Ltd applied unfair financial pressure/economic duress to Charles. In the context of statutory interpretation, which of the following requires judges to consider the plain, ordinary meaning of the words used in legislation? Select one: a. The literal rule b. The golden rule C. The mischief rule d. The purposive approach