Compensatory damages for a breach of a sales contract involving goods are governed by the common law.

For a contract to be enforceable, which of the following elements does not need to be present:

Letters of intent are normally considered to be offers.

Aunt Ellie promises her 21 year-old nephew, Robbie, that she will pay him $100 if he quits smoking for a month. If Robbie, relying on said promise, does quit smoking for a month, is there a binding contract?

Marge promises to sell Alice 14 watches for $50.00 per watch and promises to deliver no less than one watch per month and no more than two watches per month. The contract must be in writing under the Statute of Frauds.

Arthur contracts to build a garage for Bob for a price of $6,000. Because of a slight increase in the cost of labor and materials, Arthur refuses to perform. Bob wants a garage, so he agrees to pay an additional $500. Under the common law:

Specific performance of a contract is available in which of the following types of contracts?

A voidable contract cannot be enforced by either party.

A reward must be paid to an individual who performs the requested act even if the individual was unaware of the reward at the time they performed the requested act because the offeror got what they wanted.

A man who is a chronic smoker is having difficulty coordinating the nicotine gum replacemnt dose. His desire to smoke a cigarette is greatest prior to recieving the next dose of gum, which has resulted in resumed smoking. Which of the following are potential therapeutic interventions?I.  Recommending increasing the strength of the gumII. Reviewing the dosing scheduling with the patientIII. Reinforcing the patient’s behavioral modification programIV. Suggesting a cigarette tapering-off approach along with the nicotine replacement.