Contract Law Case - Contract Hypothetical No. 1 Jason, a recently retired restaurant owner, decides that he no longer wishes to be a slave to technology. Part of his plan to completely disconnect includes a self-imposed ban on the use of cell phones and computers. Jason makes the decision to move, permanently, to his parents' vacation home in a remote community on a private island located in the middle of a lake on Vancouver Island. In keeping with his ban on technology, he places an ad in the classieds section of the provincial newspaper stating that he is selling his car. The following ad was published in the weekend edition of the newspaper: \"2010 Volkswagen Jetta FOR SALE. Car is in excellent working condition and will be sold to the rst person who sends me a notice in writing indicating they will buy the car for $4,000. Notices must be sent to the foilowing address: 123 Coney Island, Lake Comox, BC V1R 064". On Sunday evening, Jenny, who has yet to pass her driver's test as she is only 15, posts a letter stating that she wants to buy Jason's car for $4,000 on Wednesday morning. It normally takes one week for letters that are sent from Vancouver to arrive on Coney Island. On Monday morning, Jessica, a bartender who used to work with Jason in the restaurant business, sees the advertisement in the newspaper. She recognizes the address as Jason once invited her to visit the vacation home a few summers ago. Late Monday night, after a long evening shift and after she has had one-too-many beers after work, Jessica sends Jason an email (to the email address that he gave her when they rst met) stating that she is willing to pay