CASE E:Tweedy is an aspiring restaurateur.He wants to start his own French restaurant, but he lacks the needed start up money.Tweedy's wealthy Uncle Tupelo wants to help Tweedy out, and he makes the following promise."I think you've got what it takes.I am going to give you $10,000 to get this project off the ground."Tweedy is ecstatic.He quits his job, buys $8,000 worth of kitchen equipment, $4,000 worth of furniture, and enters a lease for space.However, shortly thereafter, Uncle Tupelo later becomes mired in a messy divorce and he refuses to pay Tweedy.

For Case Study E, you will play the role of judge and determine if you would require Uncle Tupelo to make payment.Complete a written opinion paper,not in excess of two (2) pages, that sets forth your decision.In your opinion paper, you should analyze the situation under basic contract principles and fully explain the legal reasoning supporting your conclusion.Be sure to include the law that governs the situation and the best factual arguments that both Tweedy and Uncle Tupelo can make to support their respective positions.Also, explain what practical business lessons, if any, can be drawn from this case study.Do not add any facts to those given in the case study.