Jean had just received a promotion and substantial raise. Je…

Jean had just received a promotion and substantial raise. Jean felt her raise would give her much more spending money, thus she planned to buy a new sports car. Jean felt she did not need to worry about receiving the best price for her old car, which she thought was worth about $3,000. She sold the car for $500. In fact, the car was worth $5,000, and Jean had not taken into account the additional taxes on her extra income. Jean also decided that for a single mother a sports car would not be very practical. Jean wanted to return the $500 to the purchaser and get her car back. Assuming that Jean will return the $500 to the buyer, Jean can:

Mary promises to give her car to her friend. The friend sell…

Mary promises to give her car to her friend. The friend sells his current car for a fairly low price because he is expecting to get a nearly new car from his rich and generous friend, Mary. Mary changes her mind and decides to keep the car. If the friend sues Mary, the court most likely will:

Mary is a bartender at a local pub. The state in which Mary…

Mary is a bartender at a local pub. The state in which Mary works requires all bartenders to be licensed. No special education or experience is required, but one must pay $25 per year for the license. Mary was not aware of this, so she did not obtain a license. When her boss found out about this, he refused to pay Mary for the two weeks of work that she had done. Mary sues. What results?