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allochka39001 [22]
2 years ago
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Hansel just bought 100 N95 masks to sell during the pandemic. Hansel realizes he doesn’t have enough and calls Gretel on the pho

ne to see if she has any extra. Hansel offers to pay Gretel $500 if Gretel sends him 50 N95 masks within 48 hours. Gretel needs the money, so she promises to send Hansel the 50 masks within 24 hours. Please explain what type of contract was created, if any?
Does it matter that all of the interaction between Hansel and Gretel occurred through cell phone conversations and voice mail? [Clearly state ”Yes” or “No”] Why or why not? Please explain any relevant contract principle(s) in your answer.
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1 answer:
MakcuM [25]2 years ago
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Answer:

There is no specific type of contract to define this agreement, as it was a verbal acceptance. And yes, there is a difference in the use of cellphone and voicemail as there would be a time difference. Please give brainliest.

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