| | John, when John's uncle agrees to paint Bob's house. Jane agrees, in writing, to buy Susan's house for $300,000 as soon as Jane is ready to buy a house. The agreement is: | | Unenforceable, because it violates the statute of frauds | | | Unenforceable, because Jane's promise is illusory. | | | Both of the above are correct | | | an enforceable contract, subject to a condition precedent. William agrees to play professional basketball for the Sacramento Kings. After playing a few games for the Kings, William is traded to the Warriors basketball team. William normally... | | Must play for the Warriors because the obligation to pay/right to services is assignable | | | Must play for the Warriors because the Warriors are a better team than the Kings, and thus William suffers no damages as a result of the trade. | | | Both of the previous responses are correct | | | Need not play for the Warriors because personal service contracts are not assignable. | | William agrees to play professional basketball for the Sacramento Kings. After playing a few games for the Kings, William is traded to the Warriors basketball team. William normally... | | Must play for the Warriors because the obligation to pay/right to services is assignable | | | Must play for the Warriors because the Warriors are a better team than the Kings, and thus William suffers no damages as a result of the trade. | | | Both of the previous responses are correct | | | Need not play for the Warriors because personal service contracts are not assignable. | |
