Victor E. Lapp and Hughes Carr enter into a contract in which Victor agrees to teach Hughes to drive for $50 per lesson, or a total of $500 for 10 lessons. After the first lesson, Victor informs Hughes that for each lesson Hughes must pay $75. Which of the following is true? Victor is entitled to the additional consideration due to quasi contract. If Hughes refuses to pay the additional consideration. Victor has no obligation to teach Hughes how to drive. Obviously. Victor underestimated the proper amount of consideration so it is only fair that Hughes pay him $75 per lesson. A demand foc additional consideration once a contract is consummated is not adequate consideration because Victor and Hughes had a contrast for $75 per lesson