Business law 1

Homework assignment for week 7 1.On November 23, Sally agreed to sell to Ben her BMW automobile for $7,000, delivery and payment to be made on December 1. On November 26, Ben informed Sally that he wished to rescind the contract and would pay Sally $350 if Sally agreed.Sally agreed and took the $350 in cash.On December 1, Ben tendered to Sally $6,650 and demanded that Sally deliver the automobile. Sally refused, and Ben initiated a lawsuit. May Ben enforce the original contract?Please explain. 2.Webster, Inc., dealt in automobile accessories at wholesale.Although it manufactured a few items in its own factory, among them windshield wipers, Webster purchased most of its inventory from a large number of other manufacturers.In January, Webster entered into a written contract to sell Hunter two thousand windshield wipers for $1,900, delivery to be made June 1.ln April, Webster's factory burned to the ground and Webster failed to make delivery on June 1.Hunter, forced to buy windshield wipers elsewhere at a higher price, is now trying to recover damages from Webster.Will Hunter be successful in its claim?Please explain. 3.The Park Plaza Hotel awarded its valet and laundry concession to Larson for a three year term.The contract contained the following provisions: "It is distinctly understood and agreed that the services to be rendered by Larson shall meet with the approval of the Park Plaza Hotel, which shall be the sole judge of the sufficiency and propriety of the services. After seven months, the hotel gave a month's notice to discontinue services based on the failure of the services to meet its approval.Larson brought an action against the hotel, alleging that its dissatisfaction was unreasonable.The hotel defended on the ground that subjective or personal satisfaction may be the sole justification for termination of the contract.Who is correct?Please explain