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Vlad [161]
3 years ago
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Mrs. Martin tells some neighborhood kids that she will pay $100 if any of them mows her lawn. Jake goes to a hardware store, pur

chases a lawnmower for $60, and then mows Mrs. Martin's lawn. Jake has entered into which types of contract?
Business
1 answer:
s2008m [1.1K]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

<u>a. Jake has made a unilateral contract with Mrs. Martin and a bilateral contract with the hardware store.</u>

Explanation:

Note that a <em>unilateral contract</em> occurs between Jake and Mrs. Martin because in business law this contract is created by an offer (the $100 to be paid) which is then accepted through performance (by Jake mowing the lawn).

Next Jake purchases a lawnmower from a hardware store in which a transfer of title for the lawnmower occurs (<em>a bilateral contract</em>). According to business law it is a case of bilateral contract because something of specific of value is exchanged; <em>meaning $60 is paid to transfer ownership of the lawnmower .</em>

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