QUESTION 2 Dale Deceptive, age 17, misrepresented that he was 18 years old to Carrie Careful, age 45, to induce Carrie to sell her car to him. Reasonably believing that Dale was 18, Carrie entered into a contract to sell the car to Dale on a three-year installment payment plan. One week later. Carrie discovered that Dale had misrepresented his age. Which of the following statements is true in most of the states? 0 2-). Dale may rescind the contract because he is a minor, without having to pay for any damage he may have done to the car. 0 b. Dale will still be liable to pay for the car because it was a \"necessity.\" O c, Dale may rescind the contract because he is a minor, but may still be liable to Carrie for any monetary losses she suffers because of his fraudulent misrepresentation of his age. 0 d.There is no contract because there was no \"meeting of the minds\" on Dale's age. QUESTION 3 Barbie Bribetaker was the key witness for the prosecution in a criminal case against Craig Crimespreer. Craig promised to pay Barbie $5,000 if she did not testify against him. Barbie agreed and left the state until Craig's case was over so that she could not be subpoenaed to testify. Craig was convicted anyway and refused to pay Barbie. In Barbie's lawsuit against Craig to collect payment, what is the likely outcome? 0 a,The court will rule that the contract was illegal and unenforceable O b.The court will rule that the contract was enforceable, since Craig was convicted without the testimony. Q c, The court will order Craig to pay Barbie because she performed her part of the contract and had given Craig consideration. 0 d.The court will hold that the contract is enforceable by Barbie because she was not in pan' delicto. 0 e, The court will hold that the contract is voidable by Craig because he was convicted and, therefore. did not receive what he bargained for. 1 pair 1 pair