John: "I will sell you my laptop computer for $330." Mary: "Will you include the carrying case"? John: "Sold." a. There is a contract for the sale of the computer with the carrying case. b. There is a contract for the sale of the computer but the carrying case is not included. c. There is no contract for the sale of the laptop computer. d. There is a contract but it is unenforceable because it must be in writing. e. none of the above

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Abril Collins

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26 February, 03:59

John: "I will sell you my laptop computer for $330." Mary: "Will you include the carrying case"? John: "Sold." a. There is a contract for the sale of the computer with the carrying case. b. There is a contract for the sale of the computer but the carrying case is not included. c. There is no contract for the sale of the laptop computer. d. There is a contract but it is unenforceable because it must be in writing. e. none of the above

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Mitchell Fuller · Answer 1

Correct answer is a, there is a contract for the sale of computer with the carrying case

Explanation:

There is a contract between John and Mary to sell the laptop computer with the carrying case. Mary's counter offer to buy the laptop computer if the carrying case is included is indirectly accepted by John by replying "sold". That only means there is a meeting of minds between the two contracting parties the seller (John) and the buyer who counter offered (Mary) to sell the laptop computer with the carrying case.