Qwest wireless provides wireless phone services in Airzona and thirteen other states. Qwest marketed and sold handset insurance to its wireless customers, although it did not have a license to sell insurance in Arizona or in any other state. Pat and Vicki sued Qwest for unjust enrichment based on its receipt of sales commissions for the insurance. How did the court rule?

Seawest owned and operated a water-distribution system that served homes both inside and outside a housing development.Seawest had two classes of members.Full members owned property in the housing development and limited members received water services for homes outside the development. Both full and limited members paid water bills and, as necessary, assessment for work performed on the water system. In 2018, the Smiths purchased a home outside the housing development.They did not have an express contract with Seawest, but they paid water bills for three years and paid one $4,000 assessment for water system upgrades. In 2021, a dispute arose between the parties, and the Smiths began refusing to pay their water bills and assessments. Seawest sued the Smiths. What was the outcome? Why?

Rosanno agreed to buy ten tons of coal from the Western Coal Company. Western has delivered the coal to his steel mill where is not being burned.Is the contract executory at this point?

Lamar hired Construction and Design, Inc. for several projects during the construction of his home. Each project was based on a cost estimate and specifications, and had a signed contract that required modifications to be in writing. When work was in progress, however, Lamar made several requests for changes. There was no written record of these changes, but the construction company performed the work and Lamar paid for it. A dispute arose after Lamar requested the construction company to use certain cinder blocks. The company orally agreed to the modification, but them demanded extra payment because the specific blocks were more complicated and costly to install. Lamar refused to pay. The construction company sued. What should be the outcome of the lawsuit? Why?

John, a small business owner, needs an accountant to complete his tax return. He drops by a local accountant's office, explains his situation to the accountant, and learns what fees she charges. The next day, he returns and gives the receptionist all of the necessary documents to complete his return. Then he walks out without saying anything further to the accountant.Has John entered into a contact? If so, what type?