Charles, a lawyer, decides to quit his practice and move to the Bahamas. To raise additional cash, Charles decides to sell his office furniture which includes, desks, chairs, file cabinets and a bookcase. Charles places the following ad in the classified section of the New York Times: "Contents of office for sale, $2,000. Call: 212-555-8844." Charles brings home the items he wants to keep, but has left a new laptop and printer, still in their box packaging on the desk. Charles intends to pick these up the following week. Greg, a young entrepreneur who is starting his own business, sees the ad and arranges with Charles to inspect the items for sale. Because Charles is running late that day, he arranges for the building manager to let Greg into the office to look at the items for sale. Greg immediately calls Charles and agrees to pay him $2,000. They make arrangements with the building manager to deliver everything to Greg's new office. The next week Charles realizes that his laptop and printer were mistakenly delivered to Greg. Charles asked Greg to return both the laptop and printer. Greg refuses. (a) Charles sues to void the contract. Judgment for whom? Explain. (10 points) (b) Would your answer be different if the laptop and printer were still pretty new, top of the line models and had a value of $3,500? (10 points)