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22. Jаsоn аnd Ed entered intо а valid written cоntract whereby Ed agreed to provide Jason with 5 tons of gravel each week for 5 consecutive weeks. The price for the gravel would be $200 per ton. Payment would be due in cash within 24 hours after delivery.Jason needed the gravel in the landscaping of his new home. Jason’s wife was anxious to finish the landscaping as soon as possible. Jason wanted to please his wife by finishing quickly, so he decided to add into the contract a clause whereby if Ed were to deliver any shipment of gravel late, Ed would have to pay damages of $500 per day late up to a maximum of $1,500 per shipment. Ed needed to be paid promptly so that he could pay for the next shipment of gravel and other expenses. Therefore, he had put into the contract that for every six hours that Jason pays Ed late, Jason would have to pay damages of $500 per six hours up to a maximum of $1,500. Ed delivers the first shipment on time, but Jason pays 48 hours late. Ed delivers the second shipment four days late. Jason sues Ed for $1,500 and Ed sues Jason for $1,500. Which of these claims are likely to be successful?

3. Yоlаndа is very interested in аcquiring a famоus David Hоckney original painting. Having just won the lottery, she has a lot of money, but not a lot of experience in purchasing fine art. She goes to a fine art gallery on Rodeo Drive in Beverley Hills and views several fine pieces on display. She is drawn to “Man in an Aqua Pool,” but she is also fond of, “Girls on the Beach at Sunset.” The first painting’s list price is $500,000 and the second painting lists at $600,000. Seeing that Yolanda can’t make up her mind, the salesman suggests that she buy both paintings since she can clearly afford them both. Yolanda is hesitant because she has heard terrible stories of lottery winners that lose all of their money by being frivolous. The salesman states that he will draw up the contract just for the sale of “Girls on the Beach at Sunset.” Just as she is about to sign the contract, she changes her mind and wants to buy both paintings. The salesman doesn’t have time to rewrite the contract, so he says both paintings are hers at the stated list prices. The contract only mentions “Girls on the Beach at Sunset.” A couple of days later before the paintings are to be delivered, Yolanda changes her mind again and only wants “Girls on the Beach at Sunset.” The gallery decides to sue Yolanda and wants to introduce into evidence her statements at the signing of the contract that she wanted both paintings at the listed prices. Should the court admit Yolanda’s statements into evidence?