This is for my Business Law class. Please answer in the format of:

Issue

the parties in each case

the application legal rule

a final conclusion

Its one question with 8 scenarios. please do all 4 parts for each scenario and take your time. Thank you very much

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a 1. Dave, a student at College, was looking for a part-time job as a delivery man for GrubHub. Before submitting his job application, Dave realized that he needed a car to perform his duties as a delivery man. On October 1st, 2021, Dave told Julie, his classmate, that he was looking to buy a car, and Julie immediately offered to sell her car to Dave for $3000. Dave said he would like to browse a little before making his decision and asked whether Julie would agree to keep the offer open for one week. Julie said "sure." Later that day, she sent Dave a voice message, saying she'd be happy to sell her car to him for $3000 and that her offer will remain open for one week. The parties in each case The legal issue The applicable legal rule A final conclusion. a. b. c. d. 2. The following day, Adrian, Julie and Dave's classmate, told Julie that he was looking to buy a reliable car and that his budget was $5000. Julie said - "I have the perfect car for you! My car is so reliable. I never had any issues with it, and the only reason I'm selling it is the crazy parking shortage in the city. Because we're friends, I will sell it to you for $4500, which is way below its market price." Adrian agreed and quickly wrote on a piece of paper: "I, Julie, hereby agree to sell my car to Adrian for $4500, terms C.O.D. (Cash on Delivery)." Adrian and Julie then signed the contract, and Julie called Dave to say that her car was no longer available for sale. Dave was furious. He told Julie that he now accepts her offer and that she must sell to him. Julie ignored him and walked away. The parties in each case The legal issue The applicable legal rule A final conclusion. a. b. C. d. 3. Dave decided to buy a motorcycle instead. He saw an ad on Instagram for "Cycle - Personalized Motorcycles." He called the number and scheduled an appointment at the motorcycle shop. When arriving at the shop, Dave was surprised to see Angelina, his childhood friend, who started working there the month before. Dave told Angelina that he had always dreamed of a motorcycle with cute pictures of himself and asked whether it was possible. Angelina confirmed that it was possible but cautioned that it will cost Dave $15,000. Excited, Dave said, "let's do this!" Angelina went to get a sales agreement. She failed to find one and decided to make the sale agreement with Dave orally because she had known him for so many years. Later that day, Dave texted Angelina the photos he wanted printed on his motorcycle The parties in each case a. I b. C. d. The legal issue The applicable legal rule A final conclusion. 4. In the motorcycle shop's parking lot, Dave saw a group of bikers practicing stunts with their motorcycles. He approached the one that looked the most professional and asked if she'd be willing to teach him how to do those stunts. The biker, Dixie, agreed and told Dave she will charge him $75 per hour. Dave agreed and they exchanged phone numbers. The parties in each case The legal issue The applicable legal rule A final conclusion a. b. c. d. 5. Two weeks later, Dave received a letter signed by a lady named Brooklyn. In that letter, Brooklyn wrote that about a year ago, she went to get herself coffee at Starbucks. However, when attempting to pay, Brooklyn's card did not go through. Dave, who was standing in line behind her, graciously offered to pay for her coffee. As it turned out, Brooklyn won the lottery and is now a billionaire. She never forgot Dave's generosity and would like to pay him back for his kindness. If Dave agrees, Brooklyn would like to send him a new Harley-Davidson motorcycle. Dave could not believe his good fortune. "Everything happens for a reason," he told himself as he was dialing the motorcycle shop to cancel his order. Angelina, who picked up the phone, told him it was too late to cancel The shop had already printed his photos on the motorcycle. Dave informed Angelina that he had no plans to pay the shop or pick up the motorcycle. The parties in each case The legal issue The applicable legal rule A final conclusion. a. b. 60 C. d. 6. After hanging up, Dave emailed Brooklyn back to say that he is grateful for her offer and will gladly accept it. Brooklyn, however, wrote back to say that she had realized a motorcycle was an excessive pay for a cup of coffee. Instead, Dave is invited to visit her house on Park Ave., where she would love to host him for dinner sometime. Dave couldn't believe it. He called the motorcycle shop and told Angelina he decided to buy the motorcycle after all. Angelina said that she was able to sell the motorcycle and that she no longer has it. Dave was surprised to learn that someone would want to drive a ed di a b. c. . motorcycle with his pictures on it, but when Angelina mentioned the buyer's name, Dave realized that his ex-girlfriend, who apparently is still obsessed with him, now has his personalized motorcycle. I The parties in each case The legal issue The applicable legal rule A final conclusion. 7. Dave left the shop and called Dixie the biker to confirm his stunt class still takes place even though he does not have a motorcycle. Dixie said that she decided to quit motorcycles and cannot teach him. Dave insisted and said they had an agreement and that she can't back down now, but Dixie disagreed. The parties in each case The legal issue The applicable legal rule A final conclusion. a b. c. 8. Dave was frustrated and angry. He decided to take a walk outside, hoping to calm himself. Outside his building, he run into Adrian. Adrian told Dave that Julie's car already broke down twice. "You were lucky not to buy it," said Adrian. Dave told Adrian that he knew the car was not in great shape and that Julie was looking to get rid of it because it required a lot of care. "I was thinking about buying it only because $3000 was below its $4000 market price and my cousin owns a car shop and promised to fix it for cheap when needed," said Dave. Dave added that unlike Julie, he doesn't have a free parking spot in his building, and he thus figured it would be easier to park a motorcycle. Shocked and furious, Adrian called Julie and demanded that she take the car and give him back his money. Julie refused. The parties in each case The legal issue The applicable legal rule A final conclusion. a. b. c. d. a 1. Dave, a student at College, was looking for a part-time job as a delivery man for GrubHub. Before submitting his job application, Dave realized that he needed a car to perform his duties as a delivery man. On October 1st, 2021, Dave told Julie, his classmate, that he was looking to buy a car, and Julie immediately offered to sell her car to Dave for $3000. Dave said he would like to browse a little before making his decision and asked whether Julie would agree to keep the offer open for one week. Julie said "sure." Later that day, she sent Dave a voice message, saying she'd be happy to sell her car to him for $3000 and that her offer will remain open for one week. The parties in each case The legal issue The applicable legal rule A final conclusion. a. b. c. d. 2. The following day, Adrian, Julie and Dave's classmate, told Julie that he was looking to buy a reliable car and that his budget was $5000. Julie said - "I have the perfect car for you! My car is so reliable. I never had any issues with it, and the only reason I'm selling it is the crazy parking shortage in the city. Because we're friends, I will sell it to you for $4500, which is way below its market price." Adrian agreed and quickly wrote on a piece of paper: "I, Julie, hereby agree to sell my car to Adrian for $4500, terms C.O.D. (Cash on Delivery)." Adrian and Julie then signed the contract, and Julie called Dave to say that her car was no longer available for sale. Dave was furious. He told Julie that he now accepts her offer and that she must sell to him. Julie ignored him and walked away. The parties in each case The legal issue The applicable legal rule A final conclusion. a. b. C. d. 3. Dave decided to buy a motorcycle instead. He saw an ad on Instagram for "Cycle - Personalized Motorcycles." He called the number and scheduled an appointment at the motorcycle shop. When arriving at the shop, Dave was surprised to see Angelina, his childhood friend, who started working there the month before. Dave told Angelina that he had always dreamed of a motorcycle with cute pictures of himself and asked whether it was possible. Angelina confirmed that it was possible but cautioned that it will cost Dave $15,000. Excited, Dave said, "let's do this!" Angelina went to get a sales agreement. She failed to find one and decided to make the sale agreement with Dave orally because she had known him for so many years. Later that day, Dave texted Angelina the photos he wanted printed on his motorcycle The parties in each case a. I b. C. d. The legal issue The applicable legal rule A final conclusion. 4. In the motorcycle shop's parking lot, Dave saw a group of bikers practicing stunts with their motorcycles. He approached the one that looked the most professional and asked if she'd be willing to teach him how to do those stunts. The biker, Dixie, agreed and told Dave she will charge him $75 per hour. Dave agreed and they exchanged phone numbers. The parties in each case The legal issue The applicable legal rule A final conclusion a. b. c. d. 5. Two weeks later, Dave received a letter signed by a lady named Brooklyn. In that letter, Brooklyn wrote that about a year ago, she went to get herself coffee at Starbucks. However, when attempting to pay, Brooklyn's card did not go through. Dave, who was standing in line behind her, graciously offered to pay for her coffee. As it turned out, Brooklyn won the lottery and is now a billionaire. She never forgot Dave's generosity and would like to pay him back for his kindness. If Dave agrees, Brooklyn would like to send him a new Harley-Davidson motorcycle. Dave could not believe his good fortune. "Everything happens for a reason," he told himself as he was dialing the motorcycle shop to cancel his order. Angelina, who picked up the phone, told him it was too late to cancel The shop had already printed his photos on the motorcycle. Dave informed Angelina that he had no plans to pay the shop or pick up the motorcycle. The parties in each case The legal issue The applicable legal rule A final conclusion. a. b. 60 C. d. 6. After hanging up, Dave emailed Brooklyn back to say that he is grateful for her offer and will gladly accept it. Brooklyn, however, wrote back to say that she had realized a motorcycle was an excessive pay for a cup of coffee. Instead, Dave is invited to visit her house on Park Ave., where she would love to host him for dinner sometime. Dave couldn't believe it. He called the motorcycle shop and told Angelina he decided to buy the motorcycle after all. Angelina said that she was able to sell the motorcycle and that she no longer has it. Dave was surprised to learn that someone would want to drive a ed di a b. c. . motorcycle with his pictures on it, but when Angelina mentioned the buyer's name, Dave realized that his ex-girlfriend, who apparently is still obsessed with him, now has his personalized motorcycle. I The parties in each case The legal issue The applicable legal rule A final conclusion. 7. Dave left the shop and called Dixie the biker to confirm his stunt class still takes place even though he does not have a motorcycle. Dixie said that she decided to quit motorcycles and cannot teach him. Dave insisted and said they had an agreement and that she can't back down now, but Dixie disagreed. The parties in each case The legal issue The applicable legal rule A final conclusion. a b. c. 8. Dave was frustrated and angry. He decided to take a walk outside, hoping to calm himself. Outside his building, he run into Adrian. Adrian told Dave that Julie's car already broke down twice. "You were lucky not to buy it," said Adrian. Dave told Adrian that he knew the car was not in great shape and that Julie was looking to get rid of it because it required a lot of care. "I was thinking about buying it only because $3000 was below its $4000 market price and my cousin owns a car shop and promised to fix it for cheap when needed," said Dave. Dave added that unlike Julie, he doesn't have a free parking spot in his building, and he thus figured it would be easier to park a motorcycle. Shocked and furious, Adrian called Julie and demanded that she take the car and give him back his money. Julie refused. The parties in each case The legal issue The applicable legal rule A final conclusion. a. b. c. d.