Back in 1998, Barb Berenger Agreed to Sell Her 1963

Multiple Choice

Back in 1998, Barb Berenger agreed to sell her 1963 Corvette, which she stated was in "mint condition," to Tyler Burgess for $47,000. After they agreed upon the price, the transfer of title, and other details, Barb and Tyler met at a notary and finalized the sale. Soon after taking possession of the car, Tyler realized that there were several cosmetic problems with the car that Barb did not originally disclose. Tyler intended to take Barb to court to seek monetary payments to cover his costs to restore the car to the desired condition. However, he got busy with other matters and kept putting things off. Now, several years later, he is finally ready to take legal action. What is one problem Tyler may face?

A) Barb didn't provide any consideration, so the contract isn't legally enforceable.
B) He has waited so long that the statute of limitations may have expired.
C) He paid a price well below the true market value, thus undermining his right to sue.
D) Because Barb is a private citizen rather than a business, Tyler can't sue for monetary damages.