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aliya0001 [1]
3 years ago
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Country Farm Supply applies for a business loan from Farmers Credit Co-Op. Country Farm Supply owes McGregor money under another

business deal, so to help Country Farm Supply get the loan so that it will be able to stay in business to pay him back, McGregor promises Farmer's Credit Co-Op that he will repay the loan if Country Farm Supply does not. To be enforceable, McGregor's promise:________.1. need not be in writing.2. must be in writing because it benefits Country Farm Supply.3. must be in writing because Farmer's Credit Co-Op is not a party to McGregor's deal with Country Farm Supply.4. must be in writing because it benefits McGregor.
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1 answer:
Aliun [14]3 years ago
4 0

Answer: must be in writing because it benefits McGregor.

Explanation:

From the question, we are told that Country Farm Supply applies for a business loan from Farmers Credit Co-Op. We are also aware that Country Farm Supply owes McGregor money under another business deal, and that McGregor wants to help Country Farm Supply get the loan so that it will be able to stay in business to pay him back, McGregor promises Farmer's Credit Co-Op that he will repay the loan if Country Farm Supply does not.

Therefore to be enforceable, McGregor's promise must be in writing because it benefits him. The the deal is between Farmer's Credit Co-Op and McGregor, hence, the promise must be in writing because this will make it valid and also applicable for future purpose in case McGregor isn't able to repay the loan he took .

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