Business, 21.04.2020 04:36 mikaelalcool1
Courtney, who does not keep up with the price of current technology, agrees to buy a used computer from Jake for $2,500. Later, Brice tells Courtney that she made a really bad deal and that she could get an even better new computer for no more than $1,000. Courtney tells Jake that she is not giving him any money because he was not fair with her. Which of the following is the most likely result if Jake sues Courtney alleging breach of contract?
a) Jake will win only if he can establish that Brice is wrong and that the deal was actually reasonable.
b) Jake will win because the court would not weigh whether a good bargain was made.
c) Courtney will win if she can establish that she paid at least 75% more than the computer was actually worth.
d) Courtney will win if she can establish that she paid at least 50% more than the computer was actually worth.
e) Courtney will win if she can establish that she made a bad deal and that truly she was not aware of current prices of computers.
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