Bonnie and Clyde are accused of robbing a bank. The bank has put up a reward for the capture of each one. The reward is $5,000 for Bonnie and $5,000 for Clyde Bonnie was captured by Bev, an accountant. Clyde was captured by Cal, who is a police officer in the same town as the bank. The bank does not want to pay out the reward money, and asks for your help. Bank must pay Cal only, because there was no consideration by Bev. Bank must pay both Bev and Cal because there was consideration by both. Bank must pay only Bev, because there was no consideration by Cal. Bank must pay $2,500 to Bev and $2,500 to Cal because they were both searching for Bonnie and Clyde. At Lifetime Fitness Club, members pay $600 per year to use the gym and workout room. Members are required to sign a contract that they will not hold Lifetime responsible if they are injured at the club. Nora was injured and she believes Lifetime's behavior was unreasonable. She asks for a trial to determine if Lifetime caused her injuries. Will Nora get a trial? Yes, it's not possible for a fitness club to require that its members not collect damages. Yes, but the maximum amount of damages is the 5600 refund of the membership fee. No, Nora agreed in the contract not to hold Lifetime responsible for her injuries. Yes, it would be unfair to prevent Nora from showing that Lifetime caused her injuries. Jim sold his house to Ben for $100,000 on May 1,2001. Today is fune 1,2001. The court determined today that Jim was mentally incompetent on May 1, the day he sold the house to Ben. A guardian has been appointed for Jim. The guardian wants Ben to give the house back in exchange for a refund of the $100,000. What are the rights of Jim and Ben? Because the purpose of the law is to protect those people who contract with incompetent persons, only Ben may avoid the contract. Because the court held that jim was incompetent on May 1, both jim and Ben have the ability to avoid the contract. Because the purpose of the law is to protect incompetent persons, only jim may avoid the contract. The contract stands unless both parties agree that the contract should end. On May 1, Mary owned a dog and offered to sell it to Zeke for $400. On May 5, Mary died. You have inherited all Mary's property, including the dog. On May 7, Zeke appeared with the $400. He wants to exchange it for the dog. Are you required to give Zeke the dog in exchange for the $400 ? You do not have to turn over the dog to Zeke. You must turn over the dog to Zeke, and he must pay the value of the dog on May 7 th. You must turn over the dog to Zeke in exchange for $400