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Sam agreed to loan Carmine $5000 on the understanding that the monies would be repaid with interest within thirty days. The loan was not repaid. As a result, Sam entered into a separate contract with Ronnie and George. Sam agreed to pay them $500 in exchange for them agreeing to attend at Carmine's residence and "rough him up" reminding him that the initial loan was delinquent. Ronnie and George took the money and attended at the local casino instead of going to Carmine's house. Sam sued them for breach of contract. His claim in court will:
◦ fail because the essence of the contract contemplates an illegal act and as such is void.
◦ succeed because the monies were not repaid by the time of the trial.
◦ fail because they still have time to complete the attendance at Carmine's residence.
◦ succeed because they clearly failed to comply with their contractual obligations.
◦ succeed because the essential elements of a contract exist.
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Reply #1 on: Aug 7, 2021
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