work, and he should get that on a quantum meruit basis. Forwarded 6:05 pm Mr. Corleone, who immigrated to Canada from Sicily as a young man in 1969, was not able to read, write or speak English very well. Mr. Corleone's son Michael asked his father to accompany him to the local branch of his bank in order to sign a guarantee to secure a bank loan for him. When they arrived at the bank, Michael and his father were presented with the documentation. Michael did not read the document to his father, nor did he explain to him what he was signing. His father did not ask his son any questions or seek any clarification. He quickly signed the document without looking at it. Several months later, Michael has defaulted on the loan and Mr. Corleone has received a demand for payment from his son's bank. He is understandably very upset and has asked you for advice. Can Mr. Corleone get out of this commitment? A. Not likely. Mr. Corleone was careless when he signed an agreement that he had not read and knew nothing about. B. No. Courts are generally not willing to interfere with contracts and will not save a person from a "bad" contract. C. Likely, Michael owed a duty of care to his father and he breached the standard of care. D. The answer would depend on whether it was forseeable that Michael would default on the loan when Mr. Corle 6:05 pm