Connie (Conrad Hilton) sends Don an offer to sell his Jaguar for $10,000, with a signed written assurance that this offer is to remain open for 30 days. However, Connie quickly regrets his offer and, within a few days of making it, he sends Don a written revocation. When Don receives the revocation, he wants to make the purchase anyway and sends Connie a written acceptance. Is there an enforceable contract?

Select one:

a.

Yes, if Connie is a (car) merchant

b.

Yes, regardless of whether Connie is a merchant

c.

No, if Don is a merchant

d.

No, regardless of whether Don is a merchant

Peggy owns and operates the Happy Hookah, selling quality glass and ceramic hookahs (water-cooled smoking devices) to discerning buyers. She sells one to Bert, but forgets to include the payment term in their agreement. If a court uses gap-filling to fix things, what term will it probably "read into" (add to) the contract?

Select one:

a.

Due at time/place of seller's choice

b.

Due at time/place of buyer's choice

c.

Due at time/place of identification

d.

Due at time/place of delivery