Karen Olde died. Shortly afterward, Karen's husband, Jethro, was treated by a psychiatrist, Dr$.$ Nate Hudson, for stress and anxiety. Dr$.$ Hudson advised Jethro that part of his problem was that he was trying to make financial decisions that had previously been made by Karen. On Dr$.$ Hudson's advice, Jethro contracted with Dr$.$ Hudson to examine his financial situation and give Jethro a letter advising, in detail, what steps Jethro should take with regard to approximately $20$ pressing business decisions. Dr$.$ Hudson's fee for this service would be $$2,000.$ As agreed, Dr$.$ Hudson attended Jethro's home one evening and examined all of his financial records. Jethro issued a cheque payable to Dr$.$ Hudson for $$2,000,$ which was drawn on the Bank of Holden, Austin Street branch. As promised, Dr$.$ Hudsari's letter of advice was delivered the following day $-$ in the form of a one$-$paragraph letter in which all Dr$.$ Hudson advised was that Jethro should transfer his two income$-$producing properties into Dr$.$ Hudson's name so that he could "take care of things." Jethro attended his bank immediately to stop payment on the cheque. Before Jethro did, however, Dr$.$ Hudson had endorsed it over to his plumber.

Which one of the following is correct?

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C

If Jethro can prove undue influence was used by Dr$.$ Hudson, Jethro will not have to pay the holder of the cheque.

D

Because the parties deal with different banks, Jethro would not have to pay the holder of the cheque, as he can successfully argue breach of contract.