Question 472 points) Mary, an adult, appoints Kelsey as her agent to purchase a piece of land valued at $1 million. Kelsey is a minor. Kelsey purchases the land and signs a written contractt with the seller. Mary changes her mind and wants to repudiate the contract. She argues that Kelsey is a minor and did not have the capacity to enter into the contract. Which is the likely outcome of Mary's attempt to repudiate the contract? Mary will not succeed because Kelsey's appointment was valid and Kelsey can make binding agreements on behalf of Mary. Mary will succeed because she did not sign the contract Mary will not succeed because minors cannot be agents. Mary will succeed because Kelsey, as a minor, can walk away from any contract that is not a necessity. Question 50 (2 points) Saved Taylor was hired by local supermarket to stock shelves. A customer comes up to Taylor and states that a dangerous ice buildup has occurred in the supermarket's parking lot. Which of the following is correct with regard to the duties Taylor has as an agent of the supermarket. Taylor must inform his manager of the issue. Taylor has no duty because he was only hired to stock shelves. Taylor has no duty because the ice buildup is outside the store. Taylor must go to the parking lot and fix the issue