Plaintiff Polly hired Defendant Dan to sell 500 acres of Plaintiff Pollys land and all the farming

equipment on Plaintiff Pollys property. Defendant Dan told Plaintiff Polly he was a real estate

expert, even though Defendant Dan had never sold a single property and was unlicensed.

Defendant Dan learned his skills from online videos. Defendant Dan provided Plaintiff Polly with

a standard form agreement that charged Plaintiff Polly twice the normal commission rate of an

entry-level real estate Defendant Dan. The contract stated Defendant Dans duties are

complete after the deal is closed. Plaintiff Polly asked the Defendant Dan to explain the

contract because Plaintiff Polly had limited literacy. Defendant Dan told Plaintiff Polly, Dont

worry. This form is just a formality. Plaintiff Polly signed the contract. Defendant Dan posted

Plaintiff Pollys land on the market.

After six months, Defendant Dan arranged a meeting between Plaintiff Polly and a potential

Potential Purchaser to discuss the terms of a purchase, but Potential Purchaser never showed

up. Defendant Dan went to the Potential Purchasers home. When Potential Purchaser opened

the door, Defendant Dan said, You better close this deal with Plaintiff Polly or youll be sorry.

Defendant Dan shoved the contract in Potential Purchasers face and held out a pen.

Potential Purchaser, who was only 17 years old, was scared by Defendant Dans threats and

immediately signed the contract. Potential Purchaser never paid Plaintiff Polly any money.

Three weeks later, Potential Purchaser called Plaintiff Polly and said they no longer wanted the

land. Plaintiff Polly asked Defendant Dan to continue selling the land, but Defendant Dan told

Plaintiff Polly that he no longer did real estate and claimed the deal closed when Potential

Purchaser signed the contract. Plaintiff Polly called Defendant Dan a fraud because Plaintiff

Polly believed Defendant Dans duties were not completed until Plaintiff Polly received the

money from the sale. What UCC implications do you see, explain and articulate.