Mini Case Murray is a fourth generation antique collector. His farnily immigrated to the Americas during the irish Potato famine and put aside every penny earned towards finding and buying Celtic collectables. Murray was on a trip to Cape Breton tast summer when he wandered into an antique store and saw a rare Celtic stein on the shelf next to a bunch of other less notable ceramic wares. The only person in the store was a teenage summer clerk who looked like he would prefer to be hiking the Cabot Trail that sunny afternoon. Murray picked up the stein and examined it, barely able to contain his excitement at the find. The clerk looked up lazily at Murray and said, -five dollars and promptly went back to his magazine. Murray's hand was shaky as he paid the clerk and hurried out of the store. A few weeks later, Murray put the stein on an online auction site and sold it to collector in Colorado for $3.3 million. 1. Is the contract between Murray and the store valid? 2. Is there any chance that the contract between Murray and the store could be unenforceable? 3. is the contract between Murray and the antique collector from Colorado valid and enforceable? Students will post their contributions in Unit Five discussion forum. Peers are encouraged to respond/comment on answers/opinions shared. 224 worts