Which of the following legal theories is likely Ashley's best bet if she decides to sue. A breach of contract Which of the following legal theories is likely Ashley's best bet if she decides to sue. A breach of contract Promissory Estoppel Which legal theory is likely a better option for Ashley? Breach of contract Promissory estoppel Question 5 2 pts If Ashley loses her case for promissory estoppel, it will likely be because of which of the following? She cannot prove anyone promised her she could move into McDaniel Hall She cannot demonstrate any detriment to her since she still has a dorm room If Ashley were to sue based upon a promissory estoppel theory, which of the following statements is likely true: She would have to prove she was promised McDaniel Hall She would have to show a written, signed agreement for McDaniel Hall Question 3 2 pts If Ashley were to sue under a theory of promissory estoppel, which of the following statements is likely true? She would have to prove she relied upon the promise to move into McDaniel Hall to her detriment She would need to prove Wallingford Hall is not as nice a dorm as McDaniel Hall In June, Ashley applied for a dorm room in the all-female McDaniel Hall. The Office of Residence Life told her that her request for a room in McDaniel Hall was approved. Ashley packed her belongings and headed to campus. When she arrived at McDaniel Hall, the dorm supervisor told her that she had been moved to Wallingford Hall which is a co-ed dorm with men and women sharing the same floors. When she objected, the supervisor told her that nothing in life is guaranteed and she could either move into Wallingford Hall or go home. Now Ashley doesn't know what to do