Question 1 40 Marks Susan and Keith are good friends. Keith owns a pharmacy. One day, Susan tells him that she has lost her job. Keith says, "If you buy a car, I will give you a job as a courier for my pharmacy". A week later, Susan has had no success in getting a job, so she decides to go out and buy a car in order to get the courier job. She lives near the city, so she has no need for a car otherwise. When she tells Keith that she has bought a car and wants the courier job, he says that he has hired someone else, and cannot give her the job. Provide the following advices:

(a) Is there a binding contract for Keith to employ Susan as a courier? You should consider all elements of contract in your answer, but make sure that you include an answer to this question: If Susan did argue that there was a contract, how does the consideration here resemble the consideration in the Carbolic Smokeball case?