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Futswоrth, а lаwyer, аnd Green, a carpenter , entered intо an оral contract in which Green agreed to build a redwood deck in Futsworth's backyard for $1,500 plus the cost of materials. Futsworth intended to have a hot tub installed and wanted everything ready for the upcoming summer, and so he told Green that "time is of the essence" and that the deck must be completed by May 15. Futsworth also made Green promise that he would complete the deck "in a good and workmanlike manner." Green completed the work on the deck on May 14, and asked Futsworth for immediate payment of the $1,500 because Green needed the money to finish another project for which he was also on a deadline. Futsworth refused to pay, asserting that Green had not built the deck as agreed and that inferior materials and workmanship prevented installation of the hot tub Futsworth had purchased. The next day, Green mailed to Futsworth via registered mail an invoice demanding payment for all of the materials used to construct the redwood deck, listing them, and for the agreed contract price for services of $1,500. The total amount demanded by Green is $2,300. Futsworth consulted with another carpenter who stated that he could modify the deck at a cost of $300 in addition to materials and $150 in labor costs so that the hot tub Futsworth had purchased could be installed. Futsworth purchased the necessary materials, then mailed Green a letter offering to pay him $2150 if he would make the modifications, using Futsworth's materials, to enable installation of the hottub. When Futsworth received no reply within a week, Futsworth mailed Green a check for $2150 on which he had written, "Payment in full for construction of wood deck." Upon receipt of the check from Futsworth, Green cashed it and used the proceeds to complete another project he was working on. Green brings an action against Futsworth for $150, the difference between the agreed contract price and the amount paid. Futsworth defends on the basis of an accord and satisfaction. The trial court should rule for:
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Dоug is lооking to hire somebody thаt hаs а high level of physical strength and flexibility. He therefore writes in his job ad that applicants under age 30 are preferred. This statement…