True/False
McSweeney agrees to clear out Broad's basement,but no price is set at the time.Broad argues,once McSweeney has done the work,that since no price was agreed upon,he should pay only a reasonable price and not the excessive amount stated in the bill presented to him by McSweeney.He is right.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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