Sarah Long, a lawyer, entered into an agreement with her client Jessica Davis to sell her car for $5000.Sarah thought the car she was selling Jessica was a 1984 Volkswagen Rabbit, and this is what Jessica thought she was buying.They both knew the specific car they were negotiating about, but, in fact, the car was a 1985 Volkswagen Golf.Jessica thought the car was in good shape since it looked and sounded good even though it was many years old.Sarah made no representations as to the condition of the car due to its age.Two days after she got it home, Jessica had to spend $2000 to replace the engine.On her way home from this repair another problem became apparent.The clutch stopped working and she could no longer change gears.The car went out of control, hit a tree, and was destroyed.

The contract between Sarah and Jessica requires that Jessica pay the $5000 with regular $200 monthly instalments.Sarah was desperate for money immediately after selling the car so she went to his friend mike and sold him the $5000 claim against Jessica for $4500.Harry then demanded payment from Jessica, who refused to pay as the car no longer existed.Harry sued both Jessica and Jessica countersued both Sarah and Harry.

Explain the legal relations among each of the parties