1. Bob, represented himself to be experienced in timber negotiations, contracted to buy the timber on Steve's land. The first $11,500 would go to Bob, the next $2,000 would go to Steve, and the rest would be divided fifty-fifty after costs of removal of the timber. Bob said the timer would be worth $18,000-$20,000. When Steve discovered the timber was in fact worth more than $50,000, he sued, claiming the contract was unconscionable. Will Steven win the suit? Explain.
2. Carlson purchased a parcel of real estate that was landlocked. Carlson called his neighbor, Peterson, and asked if he could use an abandoned drive (driveway) on Peterson's property to travel to his (Carlson's) property from the highway. Peterson said, "Sure, anytime." Later the two become engaged in a dispute, and Peterson blocked the drive. May Carlson enforce Peterson's promise that he could use the drive "anytime"? Explain.