i'm not sure if this is considered finance but it is business law. please attempt to complete this contract. I will include all the information given. I will also Up like!!

Please read all of the questions and requirements!!!!! follow the instructions please!!! I included all of the following instructions as well as pictures of the goods that are for sale, you will pick one of those goods to use for this. at the end I also included pictures from the presentation slides for more information. The very last picture is a picture of a comtract example that is what the final project should look like. thank you so much!!!!!

Delivery: Your contract must include a term about how the good will get from the Seller to the Buyer. For example, will it be picked up, will it be delivered, will it be mailed/shipped? If your good is delivered, be specific on how it is deliver, such as via truck, UPS, USPS, courier, etc. There is an example of a contract on slide #16 (you can ignore the bullet points). Do not overly complicate your contract. In other words, do not cut and paste a contract from another site because you think it sounds impressive and is really long. It will have a lot of unnecessary terms and likely none of the required ones and it will be too long (your future assignments will require you to cut and paste the contract you have drafted as the initial portion of your future assignments.) I can't state this more clearly. As a rough guideline, your contract should be NO MORE THAN 1/2 page. If you give me a contract with a lot of extraneous clauses (such as confidentiality, definitions, limited warranties, limitation of liabilities, governing laws, severability insurance, etc.) you will receive zero points. You are, given an example in slide #16 with all the required elements and all the knowledge you need to create your very own, very simple contract--with just a bit of imagination on your part to fill in the other party, the good the price, the dates, the payment and the delivery. You do not need to cut and paste your car sales contract, or go online to find a five page contract to impress me. You will not impress me. Please avoid the temptation to include any type of language about the deposit being non refundable, or terms for late payments. It is irrelevant for our purposes. Also, do not create a power point, or have cover pages or lots of bells and whistles. While I can appreciate the effort, it makes grading difficult 2) Your contract should have all six (6) elements as listed in your Presentation Slides and other materials. For the second part of this assignment you must list the 6 different elements, define them, and relate them to your contract. For example, list the competent parties element, state the names of the parties, and describe what constitutes a competent party and why your parties are competent. Look at the elements and definitions in the Introduction to Business Law Presentation, slides 4 & 5, and Ch. 8 Introduction to Contracts Presentation, slide 5 for help. Common mistakes in this assignment 1) Trying to be too clever with the terms or trying to write a sophisticated contract (usually cutting and pasting from another source). The purpose of this assignment is to write a clean contract and understand the basic terms of the contract. Keep. It. Simple. Keep it short. Look at the example on slide 16 of Chapter 8 Presentation impressive and is really long. It will have a lot of unnecessary terms and likely none of the required ones and it will be too long (your future assignments will require you to cut and paste the contract you have drafted as the initial portion of your future assignments. I can't state this more clearly. As a rough guideline, your contract should be NO MORE THAN 1/2 page. If you give me a contract with a lot of extraneous clauses (such as confidentiality, definitions, limited warranties, limitation of liabilities, governing laws, severability insurance, etc.) you will receive zero points: You are given an example in slide #16 with all the required elements and all the knowledge you need to create your very own very simple contract with just a bit of imagination on your part to fill in the other party, the good, the price the dates the payment and the delivery. You do not need to cut and paste your car sales contract, or go online to find a five page contract to impress me. You will not impress me, Please avoid the temptation to include any type of language about the deposit being non refundable, or terms for late payments. It is irrelevant for our purposes. Also, do not create a power point or have cover pages or lots of bells and whistles. While I can appreciate the effort, it makes grading difficult. 2) Your contract should have all six (6) elements as listed in your Presentation Slides and other materials. For the second part of this assignment you must list the 6 different elements, dehne them, and relate them to your contract For example, list the competent parties element, state the names of the parties, and describe what constitutes a competent party and why your parties are competent. Look at the elements and definitions in the Introduction to Business Law Presentation, slides 4 & 5, and Ch. 8 Introduction to Contracts Presentation slide 5 for help Common mistakes in this assignment 1) Trying to be too clever with the terms or trying to write a sophisticated contract (usually cutting and pasting from another source). The purpose of this assignment is to write a clean contract and understand the basic terms of the contract. Keep It Simple: Keep it short. Look at the example on slide 16 of Chapter 8 Presentation 2) Inventing definitions for the elements. There are actual definitions and you must use those. They are available in your materials and where they are is pointed out above: TAKE A LOOK AT THE SLIDES The first draft contract is worth 50 points BUS Lagoods to send New Jenn Air Rise 30" Double Wall Oven - $2,350 New JennAir Rise 30 Inch Electric Double Wall Oven Model # JJW2830IL Vintage Berkey & Gay Buffet - $500 condition: good make/manufacturer, Berkey & Gay size / dimensions: 67x22x36 Lovely Vintage Wood Buffet 1930's Berkey & Kay 2 drawers 2 side door panels with drawers A few blemishes on top and side see photos 8 week old Alaskan Malamute/Husky Puppies - $800 Adorable week old Alusky Puppies way to go to the forever bones! Father is AKCertified Alaskan Malamute and other is Siberian Husky. This breedmaster, and loving family dog. All puppies have led their first round of puppy shots and deworms Ready to go home! Horse: Gelding Dun Tobiano 5 years old 16HH+ - $8,000 Registered APHA Dun Tobiano Gelding 5 years old, 16+HH Friendly, potential show horse, still growing in height. Likes meeting new people and other animals. Citizen Men's Satellite Wave World Time CC3005-85E F150 44mm GPS Ecodr - $599 AJO IN POL LON PA ATHUMOU . CITIZEN Selles. OC Z GRAM NOU SUD condition like new make / manufacturer: Citizen model nameumber. CC3005-85E F150 size / dimensions: 44mm Citizen Men's Satellite Wave World Time CC3005-SSE F150 44mm GPS Watch Ecodrive. Excellent Condition. Comes with original Citizen Box. S599. Toro 42" Riding Lawn Tractor 20HP - $800 condition: excellent make/manufacturer: Toro model name / number: LX427 size / dimensions: 42" Cut Toro LX 427 riding mower with 20hp Kobler engine, Hydrostatic Drive and 42" deck and more. Mower is in great condition with everything in 100% working condition. Take a look at pictures to see how nice this mower is!!! Just fully med up with all new filters, plugs, Nuids and greased. This is a used mower with only 195 hours of use so does show signs of uses but 10 major dent, cracks or damage at all. 4 Contracts - Elements of a Valid Contract Combining the common law and the U.C.C., there are 6 elements to a valid contract: 1. An agreement 2. Between Competent Parties 3. Based on the Genuine Assent of the Parties 4. Supported by Consideration 5. Made for a Lawful Objective 6. In the Form Required by Law *The quiz and contract assignment are based on this list. 1 Definitions of the Elements 5 An Agreement (Mutual Assent - discussed in Ch. 9): There must be an offer the expression of an offeror's willingness to enter into a contractual agreement. There must be acceptance - unqualified assent to the act or proposal of another. An offer and acceptance based upon a willingness to enter into a contractual agreement. 2. Between Competent Parties (Real Assent - discussed in Ch. 10): Party must have contractual capacity - the ability to understand that a contract is being made and to understand its general meaning 3 Based on the Genuine Assent of the Parties (Real Assent. discussed in Ch. 10): A meeting of the minds, taking into consideration whether any of the following things has occurred: duress, undue influence, unilateral mistake, mutual mistake and innocent or fraudulent misrepresentation of material facts. Consideration (discussed in Ch. 11): The bargained-for exchange between the parties (something of value - money, services, property, or forbearance of a legnl right) Made for a lawful Objective (legality - discussed in Ch. 12): The agreement is for a lawful service or the goods are legally obtained, i.e. the service is not illegal or the goods were not stolen. In the Form Required by Law (Forms and Meaning - discussed in Ch. 13): A contract may be oral or written unless a statute requires it to be in writing, i.e. The Statute of Frauds requires a written contract for the sale of goods valued at $500 or more. (U.C.C.) "Use this list of elements and definitions for the quiz and contract assignment. 4. 5. 6. Contract Example 16 This contract is executed between Lookout Alarm System, 276 W. Jackson St., Phoenix, AZ, and Alan Armstrong, 737 Inwood Dr., Phoenix, AZ. Lookout agrees to sell a burglar alarm system to Armstrong. Delivery of the above system to take place within 5 days of execution of this contract. Armstrong agrees to pay Lookout for the above system the sum of $4,863. $663 to be paid upon execution of this contract and the balance of $4,200 being paid within 90 days of delivery. 3. J. Rery. Lookout Hurm Systems th/2019 len tu tren zb/1019 Delivery: Your contract must include a term about how the good will get from the Seller to the Buyer. For example, will it be picked up, will it be delivered, will it be mailed/shipped? If your good is delivered, be specific on how it is deliver, such as via truck, UPS, USPS, courier, etc. There is an example of a contract on slide #16 (you can ignore the bullet points). Do not overly complicate your contract. In other words, do not cut and paste a contract from another site because you think it sounds impressive and is really long. It will have a lot of unnecessary terms and likely none of the required ones and it will be too long (your future assignments will require you to cut and paste the contract you have drafted as the initial portion of your future assignments.) I can't state this more clearly. As a rough guideline, your contract should be NO MORE THAN 1/2 page. If you give me a contract with a lot of extraneous clauses (such as confidentiality, definitions, limited warranties, limitation of liabilities, governing laws, severability insurance, etc.) you will receive zero points. You are, given an example in slide #16 with all the required elements and all the knowledge you need to create your very own, very simple contract--with just a bit of imagination on your part to fill in the other party, the good the price, the dates, the payment and the delivery. You do not need to cut and paste your car sales contract, or go online to find a five page contract to impress me. You will not impress me. Please avoid the temptation to include any type of language about the deposit being non refundable, or terms for late payments. It is irrelevant for our purposes. Also, do not create a power point, or have cover pages or lots of bells and whistles. While I can appreciate the effort, it makes grading difficult 2) Your contract should have all six (6) elements as listed in your Presentation Slides and other materials. For the second part of this assignment you must list the 6 different elements, define them, and relate them to your contract. For example, list the competent parties element, state the names of the parties, and describe what constitutes a competent party and why your parties are competent. Look at the elements and definitions in the Introduction to Business Law Presentation, slides 4 & 5, and Ch. 8 Introduction to Contracts Presentation, slide 5 for help. Common mistakes in this assignment 1) Trying to be too clever with the terms or trying to write a sophisticated contract (usually cutting and pasting from another source). The purpose of this assignment is to write a clean contract and understand the basic terms of the contract. Keep. It. Simple. Keep it short. Look at the example on slide 16 of Chapter 8 Presentation impressive and is really long. It will have a lot of unnecessary terms and likely none of the required ones and it will be too long (your future assignments will require you to cut and paste the contract you have drafted as the initial portion of your future assignments. I can't state this more clearly. As a rough guideline, your contract should be NO MORE THAN 1/2 page. If you give me a contract with a lot of extraneous clauses (such as confidentiality, definitions, limited warranties, limitation of liabilities, governing laws, severability insurance, etc.) you will receive zero points: You are given an example in slide #16 with all the required elements and all the knowledge you need to create your very own very simple contract with just a bit of imagination on your part to fill in the other party, the good, the price the dates the payment and the delivery. You do not need to cut and paste your car sales contract, or go online to find a five page contract to impress me. You will not impress me, Please avoid the temptation to include any type of language about the deposit being non refundable, or terms for late payments. It is irrelevant for our purposes. Also, do not create a power point or have cover pages or lots of bells and whistles. While I can appreciate the effort, it makes grading difficult. 2) Your contract should have all six (6) elements as listed in your Presentation Slides and other materials. For the second part of this assignment you must list the 6 different elements, dehne them, and relate them to your contract For example, list the competent parties element, state the names of the parties, and describe what constitutes a competent party and why your parties are competent. Look at the elements and definitions in the Introduction to Business Law Presentation, slides 4 & 5, and Ch. 8 Introduction to Contracts Presentation slide 5 for help Common mistakes in this assignment 1) Trying to be too clever with the terms or trying to write a sophisticated contract (usually cutting and pasting from another source). The purpose of this assignment is to write a clean contract and understand the basic terms of the contract. Keep It Simple: Keep it short. Look at the example on slide 16 of Chapter 8 Presentation 2) Inventing definitions for the elements. There are actual definitions and you must use those. They are available in your materials and where they are is pointed out above: TAKE A LOOK AT THE SLIDES The first draft contract is worth 50 points BUS Lagoods to send New Jenn Air Rise 30" Double Wall Oven - $2,350 New JennAir Rise 30 Inch Electric Double Wall Oven Model # JJW2830IL Vintage Berkey & Gay Buffet - $500 condition: good make/manufacturer, Berkey & Gay size / dimensions: 67x22x36 Lovely Vintage Wood Buffet 1930's Berkey & Kay 2 drawers 2 side door panels with drawers A few blemishes on top and side see photos 8 week old Alaskan Malamute/Husky Puppies - $800 Adorable week old Alusky Puppies way to go to the forever bones! Father is AKCertified Alaskan Malamute and other is Siberian Husky. This breedmaster, and loving family dog. All puppies have led their first round of puppy shots and deworms Ready to go home! Horse: Gelding Dun Tobiano 5 years old 16HH+ - $8,000 Registered APHA Dun Tobiano Gelding 5 years old, 16+HH Friendly, potential show horse, still growing in height. Likes meeting new people and other animals. Citizen Men's Satellite Wave World Time CC3005-85E F150 44mm GPS Ecodr - $599 AJO IN POL LON PA ATHUMOU . CITIZEN Selles. OC Z GRAM NOU SUD condition like new make / manufacturer: Citizen model nameumber. CC3005-85E F150 size / dimensions: 44mm Citizen Men's Satellite Wave World Time CC3005-SSE F150 44mm GPS Watch Ecodrive. Excellent Condition. Comes with original Citizen Box. S599. Toro 42" Riding Lawn Tractor 20HP - $800 condition: excellent make/manufacturer: Toro model name / number: LX427 size / dimensions: 42" Cut Toro LX 427 riding mower with 20hp Kobler engine, Hydrostatic Drive and 42" deck and more. Mower is in great condition with everything in 100% working condition. Take a look at pictures to see how nice this mower is!!! Just fully med up with all new filters, plugs, Nuids and greased. This is a used mower with only 195 hours of use so does show signs of uses but 10 major dent, cracks or damage at all. 4 Contracts - Elements of a Valid Contract Combining the common law and the U.C.C., there are 6 elements to a valid contract: 1. An agreement 2. Between Competent Parties 3. Based on the Genuine Assent of the Parties 4. Supported by Consideration 5. Made for a Lawful Objective 6. In the Form Required by Law *The quiz and contract assignment are based on this list. 1 Definitions of the Elements 5 An Agreement (Mutual Assent - discussed in Ch. 9): There must be an offer the expression of an offeror's willingness to enter into a contractual agreement. There must be acceptance - unqualified assent to the act or proposal of another. An offer and acceptance based upon a willingness to enter into a contractual agreement. 2. Between Competent Parties (Real Assent - discussed in Ch. 10): Party must have contractual capacity - the ability to understand that a contract is being made and to understand its general meaning 3 Based on the Genuine Assent of the Parties (Real Assent. discussed in Ch. 10): A meeting of the minds, taking into consideration whether any of the following things has occurred: duress, undue influence, unilateral mistake, mutual mistake and innocent or fraudulent misrepresentation of material facts. Consideration (discussed in Ch. 11): The bargained-for exchange between the parties (something of value - money, services, property, or forbearance of a legnl right) Made for a lawful Objective (legality - discussed in Ch. 12): The agreement is for a lawful service or the goods are legally obtained, i.e. the service is not illegal or the goods were not stolen. In the Form Required by Law (Forms and Meaning - discussed in Ch. 13): A contract may be oral or written unless a statute requires it to be in writing, i.e. The Statute of Frauds requires a written contract for the sale of goods valued at $500 or more. (U.C.C.) "Use this list of elements and definitions for the quiz and contract assignment. 4. 5. 6. Contract Example 16 This contract is executed between Lookout Alarm System, 276 W. Jackson St., Phoenix, AZ, and Alan Armstrong, 737 Inwood Dr., Phoenix, AZ. Lookout agrees to sell a burglar alarm system to Armstrong. Delivery of the above system to take place within 5 days of execution of this contract. Armstrong agrees to pay Lookout for the above system the sum of $4,863. $663 to be paid upon execution of this contract and the balance of $4,200 being paid within 90 days of delivery. 3. J. Rery. Lookout Hurm Systems th/2019 len tu tren zb/1019