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1.. On October 15th, a Congressional campaign orders a quantityof campaign literature from a local printer. The stated time ofdelivery is November 2 but there is nothing in the contract sayingtime is of the essence. November 8 is Election Day. The printerdoes not deliver the literature until November 9. When the billarrives, the campaign refuses to pay the printer one cent. Theprinter contacts you and asks you to file a lawsuit to collect thebill. Explain to the printer what the legal issue is in thecase? Apply the law and advise the printer of the best course ofaction (conclusion).
2.. Allen and Bob complete an oral contract for the sale of landfrom Allen to Bob for $100,000. Bob pays Allen the $100,000 andthen begins to build a home on the land. At this point, Allen saysthat the deal is off and refuses to convey the deed to Bob. Indoing so, Allen relies on the statute of frauds as a defense sayingthat contracts for the sale of land must be in writing and sincethis contract is not in writing it is unenforceable. First,explain the application of the statute of frauds to land sales.Second, state the legal issue, apply the law and reach a conclusionas to what will happen. Answer completely.
3.. Amy contracts to have her portrait painted by Herbert for$10,000. Herbert is a well known abstract artist and all of Amy’sfriends have had their portrait painted by him. Herbert decides togo to Greece for the summer so he assigns the contract withouttalking to Amy, to Donald. Donald is another artist with a totallydifferent style than Herbert. Amy is very upset when she finds outabout the assignment and sues Herbert for breach of contract.What is the legal issue. Present both sides of the argumentfrom a legal perspective. Reach a conclusion. What is a Judge goingto do with Amy's lawsuit?
