Question 1 Sharon owned a 1989 Corvette, which she decided to sell to Steve for $20,000. As part of the deal, Sharon agreed to have the car restored for Steve. Sharon asked Rick, a vintage car restorer, to carry out the work within eight weeks for $4,000. A few weeks later, Sharon became worried that Rick would not meet the deadline and, eventually offered him an extra $1,000 if the restoration was completed on time. Steve was anxious to have the car on time as he was going to turn around and sell it to a purchaser he had already secured. Steve knew Rick was doing the restoration and offered to give him $500 for doing the work. Rick completed the restoration on time but Sharon refused to pay him the extra $1,000, arguing that Rick was already obliged to complete the work for $4,000. Furthermore, Steve told Rick that he can only give him $100, which Richard has reluctantly agreed to accept. Can Richard insist on the full payments promised by Sharon and Steve? Question 2 Michael became upset with his parents' house rules. When he turned 17 years of age, Michael rented an apartment on the other side of town. The landlord was initially suspicious about Michael's age and asked him how old he was. Michael told the landlord he was an adult. Michael signed a lease and moved into the apartment. After a few months, Michael decided he wanted to move back in with his parents. Michael asks you what his rights are regarding the lease. What would you tell Michael? Question 3 Michelle owns a home on Second Line in Sault Ste. Marie. Michelle hates doing yardwork and, due to neglect, her front yard is quite overgrown with weeds. Michelle receives a call from a salesperson at Weed Gardening Services ("Weed") who tries to get Michelle to engage Weed's services. Michelle tells the sales person "No" and hangs up. Later that week Michelle gets home from work and notices that her front yard is weed-free. She finds a bill from Weed on her porch for $300.When Michelle goes into her house she immediately calls Weed and tells their representative that she never asked to Weed performing any service on her property. The Weed representative responds by telling her how much better her front yard looks and says that, because she received the service, she must pay for it. Michelle agrees that her front yard does look better, but tells the Weed representative that she is not going to pay Weed's bill. Does Michelle have to do so?