Uncle Rodrick was deeply in debt when he died. His niece, Evangeline, became the administrator of his estate. She orally promised Rodrick's creditors that she would personally pay his debts if they didn't publicize the fact that Rodrick died in debt. When Evangeline was unable to pay the debts, the creditors sued her. Will the creditors be legally able to collect from Evangeline? A. Yes, Evangeline made a guaranty of payment. B. Yes, there was a bargained-for exchange. C. No, Evangeline was not Rodrick's child. D. No, Evangeline's promise wasn't in writing or signed.

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Uriel Christian

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3 May, 00:15

Uncle Rodrick was deeply in debt when he died. His niece, Evangeline, became the administrator of his estate. She orally promised Rodrick's creditors that she would personally pay his debts if they didn't publicize the fact that Rodrick died in debt. When Evangeline was unable to pay the debts, the creditors sued her. Will the creditors be legally able to collect from Evangeline? A. Yes, Evangeline made a guaranty of payment. B. Yes, there was a bargained-for exchange. C. No, Evangeline was not Rodrick's child. D. No, Evangeline's promise wasn't in writing or signed.

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Jaidyn Barr · Answer 1

Answer:Yes, there was a bargained for exchange.

Explanation:

The contract is valid for there was offer and acceptance, also consideration has been exchange by both parties. Evangeline is in a position to make the offer been the administrator of Rodrick estate