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#1 It is early Fall and your yard is covered with leaves.Everywhere you look, you see nothing but leaves.When you left for school this morning, you decided that it was time to hire someone to come to your residence and rake the leaves the leaves.However, while you were away at school, your next door 10-year old neighbor, Urkel, comes over and rakes the leaves.When you arrive home from school, Urkel approaches you and informs you that he raked your leaves.The yard looks great--indeed, there is not a leaf to be found.He then tells you that he wants $20 for his services rendered.Are you contractually obliged to pay Urkel?

Group of answer choices

Yes, but only $10, since the reasonable value of his services was not $20.

No, because you did not hire Urkel to rake your leaves, and you have been deprived of your legal right to contract.

Yes, because if you do not pay, then you have been unjustly enriched.

No, because Urkel is only 10 years old and, therefore, not old enough to form a contract.

Yes, because the law of infancy protects minors who act in good faith.

#2 Rick Perry contracts to work exclusively for Exxon Mobile Company during the month of July for $5,000.On June 30, Exxon Mobile cancels the contract.Rick finds a similar job for the month of July but earns only $3,000.Rick files a suit against Exxon Mobile.As compensatory damages, Rick can recover

Group of answer choices

$0

$3,000

$2,000

$1,000

$5,000