Multiple Choice
Garfield owns and operates a wholesale, sporting goods business.He recently delivered a box of cricket balls to his twenty-year-old son, Imran, and a box of cricket outfits to another sporting goods store called Hit-for-Six.Which of the following statements is most likely to be TRUE?
A) Neither transaction will be classified as a contract until money is actually paid in exchange for the balls and the outfits.
B) As a matter of law, Garfield could not have had an intention to create legal relations when he entered into the transaction with Imran because Imran is his son.
C) As a matter of law, the transaction with Hit-for-Six is not an enforceable contract unless it is sufficiently evidenced in writing.
D) If Hit-for-Six had previously given its contractual promise that it would pay for any sporting goods that it received from Garfield and retained, a contract will be created if Hit-for-Six keeps the outfits, even if it had not asked Garfield to send them.
E) Even if Garfield delivered the outfits to Hit-for-Six without any communication between himself and the store, Hit-for-Six will be contractually obligated to pay unless it returns the outfits to Garfield within a reasonable time.
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