Question 15 1 pts Which of the following is an example of a valid contract? 0 Pam offered to clean Hank's garden for a sum, which Harry did not agree to. On a Sunday afternoon, Tom asks Harry to pay $20 for cleaning the garden, which Harry refuses. O Hank calls up Pam asking her to clean his garden. He offers $20 for thejob and tells her that Pam can have free lunch thereafter for the next two weeks at his place. Impatiently, Pam cuts him off and agrees to clean the garden on whatever terms Hank wants. 0 Pam and Hank bet on the ongoing FIFA match, on losing which Tom had to clean Harry's garden. On a Sunday afternoon, Torn asks Harry to pay $20 for cleaning the garden, which Harry refuses. O Pam offered to clean Hank's garden for a sum. Harry was very drunk and agreed. On a Sunday afternoon, Tom asks Harry to pay $20 for cleaning the garden, which Harry refuses. After persistent requests by Tom, Harry agrees to pay $10, which Tom declines. O Pam offered to clean Hank's garden to which Harry agreed. On a Sunday afternoon, Tom asks Harry to pay $20 for cleaning the garden, which Harry refuses. Question 16 1 pts Jesse Smith had several times been hospitalized for alcoholism. While he was at home, in bed, in an alcoholic stupor, his son Stan asked him to co-sign on a promissory note so Stan could finance a remodeling of his restaurant. Stan failed to make timely payments; Bank-the creditor-said it would foreclose on the restaurant mortgage unless at least interest payments were made. Stan again approached his father who was now sober and the older man wrote a check for the interest owing. Stan subsequently declared bankruptcy and Bank turned to Jesse for payment. Jesse's contract is O unenforceable O void O enforceable O voidable O executory